Islamabad: Iran has informed Pakistan that it is prepared to resume negotiations with the United States, according to media reports, marking a potential diplomatic breakthrough in efforts to ease tensions in the Middle East.
The development comes as Pakistan and Qatar continue mediation efforts aimed at reducing regional tensions and facilitating the revival of dialogue between Washington and Tehran.
According to reports, both the United States and Iran have submitted their responses to new proposals presented by Pakistan and Qatar for the resumption of negotiations. The proposals are intended to reduce tensions in the Middle East and create a pathway for restarting talks that had previously been suspended.
An exclusive report by the Arab news channel Al Arabiya said both countries had formally conveyed their respective positions on the proposals to the two mediating nations.
The report did not disclose details of the proposals or indicate when or where any renewed negotiations might take place.
If confirmed, the exchange of responses would represent a significant step in ongoing diplomatic efforts by Pakistan and Qatar to encourage dialogue between the two longstanding rivals and promote regional stability.
Neither the Iranian government nor the United States has publicly released additional details regarding the reported proposals or the next stage of the mediation process.
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