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Iran Envoy Signals Progress in US Talks if Commitment Continues
(MENAFN) Raza Amiri Moghadam said Saturday that a “positive stride” may be emerging toward ending the conflict between the United States and Iran, provided Washington shows sufficient commitment.
In a post on X, the Iranian envoy expressed “conservative optimism,” stating that any progress would reflect Iran’s negotiating stance, its military resilience, and what he described as the “initiative and dedicated endeavours” of Pakistan’s mediation efforts.
He added that developments so far suggest a potential forward movement, though he stressed that outcomes depend on the readiness of the opposing side to engage constructively.
The remarks follow diplomatic contacts involving Pakistan, which has been acting as a mediator in discussions between Tehran and Washington aimed at de-escalating regional tensions.
Pakistan’s Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi reportedly spoke with the Iranian ambassador after returning from talks in Tehran, congratulating him on what he described as progress in negotiations with Iranian officials.
Naqvi also reiterated hopes that Pakistan’s mediation efforts would contribute to a durable peace in the region and help stabilize ongoing tensions.
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