Multiple reports say the next round of US-Iran technical talks is likely to be held in Islamabad on July 11. The schedule follows a delay, which some accounts link to the period around Ayatollah Khamenei’s funeral. While outlets broadly agree on the date and the expected venue, at least one report notes that a final decision on where the talks will take place has not yet been officially announced.
The talks are described as technical in nature, focusing on key issues including Iran’s nuclear programme and steps related to sanctions relief. In addition to nuclear and sanctions matters, negotiators are expected to discuss regional security and maritime stability, including concerns in and around the Strait of Hormuz.
One outlet also frames the meeting as part of a broader diplomatic effort tied to an earlier June 18 memorandum aimed at supporting stability in West Asia, referencing a framework that calls for movement toward a comprehensive agreement within a 60-day timeframe.
