The second round of talks between the United States and Iran is expected to be held in Islamabad on April 20–21, according to sources. Authorities in the capital have been instructed to make all necessary arrangements for the visit.
Reports indicate that senior officials from both the US and Iran may take part in the discussions, depending on final confirmation.
Preparations are already underway in Islamabad. Key roads such as the Expressway and Srinagar Highway are being decorated to welcome foreign delegations.
Strict security measures are being put in place to ensure maximum safety during the visit.
Security has been placed on high alert across the Red Zone and other sensitive areas of the city. Additional personnel have been called from Punjab to support security operations, sources said.
Earlier, The Wall Street Journal, citing a Trump administration official, reported that the talks are likely to be held in Islamabad on Monday.
Officials said that Islamabad is preparing to host the important diplomatic engagement, with all arrangements being finalized in coordination with security agencies and relevant departments. The visit is being seen as a significant step in ongoing efforts to improve communication between Washington and Tehran.
Authorities are focusing on ensuring smooth logistics, hospitality, and security for all visiting delegations. The discussions are expected to cover key regional and international issues, with emphasis on reducing tensions and encouraging dialogue.
Further updates will be shared as the situation develops and final confirmations are received from both sides. Officials remain optimistic about constructive outcomes from the talks
