Pakistan Expects Next Round of U.S.-Iran Talks to Take Place After Khamenei's Funeral
Svmuu News: The Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement on July 2 stating that, as a mediator, Qatar held separate talks with U.S. and Iranian negotiators in Doha alongside Pakistan, and positive progress was made on issues related to the implementation of the U.S.-Iran Memorandum of Understanding. The statement noted that the parties engaged in in-depth discussions on several specific issues covered by the U.S.-Iran Memorandum of Understanding and made “positive progress” on relevant topics. It added that the parties have agreed to continue negotiations in the coming period and to set a date for the next round of talks as soon as possible. The Pakistani Foreign Ministry also stated that the next round of talks is expected to take place as soon as possible after the funeral ceremony for Iran’s former Supreme Leader Khamenei. (CCTV News)
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