Pakistan’s foreign ministry says the United States and Iran will hold technical-level talks on Sunday in Switzerland. Multiple outlets report that the talks are set to take place in Burgenstock, following a related Islamabad memorandum of understanding. Pakistan’s statement says representatives from both the US and Iran will participate, along with mediators from Pakistan and Qatar. The announcement comes amid broader regional tensions. Al Jazeera reports the talks are planned as clashes and strikes in the wider Middle East continue, including reference to Israeli attacks in Lebanon. The same outlet also links the timing to developments involving Iran, including Iran’s announced closure of the Strait of Hormuz again. Bloomberg frames the meeting as part of follow-up discussions between the two countries. Across the reports, there is agreement on the date, location, and that the engagement is at the technical level rather than a top-level political negotiation. No specific agenda or outcomes are detailed in the provided reports.