Iranian media: Alagchi has no schedule for talks with the US.
Xinhua News Agency, Tehran, April 24 - According to a report from the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting on the 24th, Iranian Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian, who has arrived in Islamabad, currently has no schedule for talks with U.S. representatives, but will use Pakistan as an intermediary to convey messages to the U.S. side, including Iran's concerns about ending the current conflict.
A source in Pakistan earlier told Xinhua reporters that Amir-Abdollahian will discuss the preconditions for U.S.-Iran negotiations with the Pakistani side; if progress is made, it is expected that the Iranian side will further engage in direct negotiations with U.S. representatives.
Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif is in Islamabad and is not scheduled to meet with U.S. representatives. He will communicate through Pakistan regarding concerns about ending the current conflict. Zarif plans to discuss preconditions for U.S.-Iran negotiations with Pakistani officials, and if progress is made, direct talks with the U.S. may occur.
- Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif is in Islamabad.
- There is no scheduled meeting with U.S. representatives.
- Iran will use Pakistan as an intermediary to communicate with the U.S.
- Zarif will discuss preconditions for U.S.-Iran negotiations with Pakistani officials.
- If progress is made, direct negotiations with the U.S. may follow.