ISLAMABAD – Fresh diplomatic efforts are underway to revive US-Iran Talks, with Pakistan and Qatar being considered as possible hosts for the next round of negotiations. The reported development comes weeks after Iran suspended its commitments under the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
According to a report by Turkey’s state-run Anadolu Agency, citing Pakistani government sources, Islamabad and Doha are actively working to help both countries return to the negotiating table. Officials are reportedly engaging with Washington and Tehran to create conditions for renewed dialogue.
The report said the date and venue for the next round of US-Iran Talks have not yet been finalized. However, diplomatic contacts are continuing as mediators seek agreement from both sides before formal negotiations begin.
Sources indicated that the initial phase of the process is expected to begin with indirect discussions rather than direct meetings. These early exchanges will likely be conducted through intermediaries as both countries attempt to rebuild diplomatic engagement.
Officials believe this cautious approach could help reduce tensions before face-to-face negotiations are arranged. Confidence-building measures are expected to be the main focus during the opening stage of the dialogue.
According to the report, Iran’s nuclear program is not expected to be included in the initial agenda. Instead, both sides may first concentrate on less contentious issues to create a more constructive atmosphere for future discussions.
The reported mediation efforts highlight the growing diplomatic role of Pakistan and Qatar in regional affairs. Both countries have previously supported dialogue and conflict resolution in different international matters.
Diplomatic observers believe that successful mediation could help improve communication between Washington and Tehran after months of heightened tensions. The renewed engagement may also contribute to broader regional stability if progress is achieved.
Iran suspended its commitments under the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding after accusing the United States of violating the agreement during continued military exchanges between the two countries. The latest diplomatic initiative represents the first significant effort to revive communication since that decision.
While no official confirmation has been issued regarding the final venue, Pakistan and Qatar remain under consideration to host the upcoming US-Iran Talks. Both governments are reportedly maintaining close contact with representatives from Washington and Tehran.
Officials involved in the mediation process hope that indirect discussions will create enough trust for direct negotiations in the coming weeks. Any breakthrough could open the door to broader diplomatic engagement between the two countries.
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Although the timeline remains uncertain, the renewed efforts suggest that both sides are exploring opportunities to reduce tensions through dialogue. The proposed US-Iran Talks could become an important step toward rebuilding diplomatic communication after recent disagreements.
