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Pakistan Mediator Claims Maximum Efforts to Re-engage US and Iran in Talks

Pakistan is making maximum efforts to bring the United States and Iran back to the negotiating table under a memorandum of understanding.

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Pakistan, serving as a mediator, announced it is exerting its utmost efforts to facilitate renewed talks between the United States and Iran under a memorandum of understanding (MoU). Foreign ministry spokesman Tahir Andrabi disclosed that Pakistan is encouraging both nations to adhere to their commitments to hold technical talks as stipulated by the agreement.

Andrabi emphasized Pakistan's role as a signatory to the Islamabad MoU, which aims to halt the ongoing conflict between the two nations. The MoU serves as a framework for technical discussions intended to address the underlying issues driving the hostilities.

The memorandum, signed in Islamabad, outlines specific commitments and steps for both parties to engage in dialogue. Pakistan's diplomatic efforts are focused on ensuring that the technical talks are held in accordance with the MoU's provisions.

This initiative is part of a broader diplomatic strategy by Pakistan to foster peace and stability in the region. The success of these efforts could have significant implications for international relations and regional security.

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