Pakistan, US Discuss Security for Expected US-Iran Talks in Islamabad
Pakistani official Naqvi and the US ambassador have discussed security arrangements for the anticipated second round of US-Iran talks scheduled to take place in Islamabad. They reviewed the security measures for the expected diplomatic engagement.
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Naqvi, US ambassador discuss security arrangements for second round of Islamabad Talks
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi discussed security arrangements for the planned second round of Islamabad Talks with the United States’ ambassador to Pakistan, Natalie Baker, in the capital on Monday. President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that representatives from Washington were heading to Islamabad and they would be “there tomorrow evening” for a second round of negotiations with Iran, after the first round of talks hosted by Pakistan ended without an agreement. A press release by the ...
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