Iran has handed over a new negotiation plan to Pakistan focused on ceasefire talks with the United States. The proposal was shared on the evening of April 30, according to Iranian state media. At the same time, Iran clearly stated that Pakistan will remain its only official mediator in talks with United States.
This step shows Iran’s trust in Pakistan’s role. It also highlights Pakistan’s growing importance as a bridge for dialogue during a tense regional moment.
Iran Stresses Peace as Top Priority
Meanwhile, Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ismail Baghaei said in a television interview that ending the war and achieving lasting peace are Iran’s top goals. He explained that Tehran wants meaningful talks that reduce tension and prevent further conflict.
According to diplomatic sources, Pakistan is actively facilitating contacts between the two sides. Iran has also confirmed that it sees Pakistan as the only official channel for communication and mediation with the United States. In this way, Iran is placing strong confidence in Pakistan to help move the process forward.
Overall, the new proposal signals a renewed push for dialogue. It also reflects hopes that careful mediation can help calm the situation and open a path toward peace.
