Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced that a new round of technical talks between representatives of Iran and the United States will take place tomorrow (Sunday) in the Burgenstock region of Switzerland. According to the ministry, this meeting will be mediated by Pakistan and Qatar.<\/p>\n
The talks were initially scheduled to begin on Friday but were postponed due to recent developments in southern Lebanon and violations of the ceasefire. The objective of this new session is to follow up on the implementation of commitments outlined in the initial agreement between the two parties.<\/p>\n
Ismail Baqaei, spokesperson for Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, before departing for Switzerland, stated that the upcoming meeting aims to examine the practical fulfillment of the other side’s commitments. No further details about the agenda have been released.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the Swiss Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that diplomats from several countries are currently at the mountain residence of Burgenstock near Lucerne, and the talks are ongoing. The ministry stated, without providing additional details, that Switzerland continues to offer a calm and trustworthy environment to facilitate the negotiations.<\/p>\n
A diplomatic source told international media that the Saturday meetings were preliminary in nature. The RTS media outlet reported that technical delegations from Iran and the United States, along with representatives from Qatar and Pakistan, are involved in the process.<\/p>\n
Burgenstock, located in central Switzerland, has previously hosted diplomatic talks and is selected for sensitive meetings due to its peaceful and secure atmosphere. So far, no details have been disclosed regarding the exact composition of the delegations or the schedule for subsequent negotiation stages.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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