Eskandar Momeni, the Interior Minister of the Islamic Republic, has travelled to Islamabad at the head of a delegation representing various executive agencies, following an official invitation from his Pakistani counterpart.
Iranian media reported on Monday, July 20, that the trip aims to explore avenues for expanding bilateral cooperation between Iran and Pakistan. Further details regarding the agenda and the main topics of discussion have not yet been released.
Momeni’s visit to Islamabad comes just hours after the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that it had received mediation proposals from third-party nations aimed at halting the ongoing hostilities.
According to published reports, Qatar and Pakistan have emerged in recent days as key intermediaries seeking to mediate and de-escalate tensions between Iran and the United States. Tehran’s Foreign Ministry has not yet disclosed the contents of the proposals or defined the precise scope of each country’s role.
