Iran US talks continued for nearly 24 hours in Islamabad, marking one of the most intense and high-stakes diplomatic engagements in recent years. Pakistan played a central role in mediating the dialogue between both sides, as Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar shared key details following the conclusion of the negotiations. Despite prolonged discussions, major differences prevented any immediate breakthrough.
Pakistan Hosts High-Level Peace Talks
While briefing the media, Ishaq Dar thanked both Iran and the United States for accepting Pakistan’s invitation for peace talks. He stated that both sides responded positively to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s call for an immediate ceasefire in the region.
He emphasized that hosting such talks reflects Pakistan’s commitment to promoting peace and stability.
Key Leaders Led the Negotiations
According to Ishaq Dar, the US delegation was led by Vice President JD Vance, while the Iranian delegation was headed by Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf.
Both delegations arrived in Islamabad to participate in what was described as a serious and structured negotiation process.
Pakistan Mediates Multiple Rounds of Talks
Ishaq Dar revealed that he, along with Field Marshal Asim Munir, facilitated multiple rounds of discussions between the two sides.
He described the negotiations as meaningful and constructive. The Iran US talks continued for 24 hours before concluding in the morning.
Both Sides Appreciate Pakistan’s Efforts
Dar stated that both Iran and the United States appreciated Pakistan’s mediation efforts. He expressed hope that both sides would maintain a positive approach moving forward.
He added that continued dialogue is essential for achieving lasting peace and stability in the region.
Call for Ceasefire and Continued Dialogue
The Deputy Prime Minister stressed that all parties must remain committed to the ceasefire. He highlighted that Pakistan has consistently supported diplomatic engagement between Iran and the United States.
He also reaffirmed that Pakistan will continue to play a role in promoting dialogue and reducing tensions in the future.
Iran US talks continued for 24 hours with Pakistan actively facilitating negotiations. While the discussions have concluded, the focus now shifts to whether both sides will maintain momentum toward peace and long-term stability.
