Pakistan on Tuesday said it has been invited to participate in the Iran-US talks aiming to reduce tension by arranging a deal between the two estranged nations. The talks are expected to take place at a neutral venue, possibly in Turkiye, and officials of regional countries will participate to give it a broader perspective for peace. “Pakistan has received the invitation for the upcoming talks between Iran and the United States,” Andrabi said in response to a media query. Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar is expected to represent Pakistan in the meeting. Iran is seeking the lifting of sanctions in case the two sides agree on the nuclear issue.

Source: The Telegraph February 03, 2026 14:34 UTC