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Pakistan Minister Naqvi Heads to Iran Amid Mediation Efforts to End Conflict
Naqvi is expected to discuss bilateral ties as Pakistan and Gulf states push mediation after US-Iran talks collapsed last month.
- On Tuesday, Pakistan Interior Minister Mohsin Raza Naqvi traveled to Tehran for talks with Iranian officials on bilateral ties and mutual interests, according to Iranian media.
- Pakistan, supported by Gulf nations like Qatar, has attempted to mediate the ongoing Iran-US conflict, which remains stalled primarily due to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
- In June, Iran and Pakistan signed an agreement opening a 60-day window for peace talks in West Asia, but negotiations collapsed last month amid resumed military strikes.
- This trip follows a visit to Islamabad last month by Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni, who met with Naqvi to discuss regional issues and de-escalation strategies.
- Authorities in Tehran and Islamabad provided no immediate confirmation of the visit, leaving the specific diplomatic agenda uncertain as tensions persist over regional security.
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