Pakistan set to host fresh US-Iran talks on July 11

The discussions are expected to focus on several key issues, including US sanctions on Iran, the release of Iranian frozen assets, and developments surrounding Tehran's

The next round of diplomatic talks between the United States and Iran is expected to take place in Pakistan on July 11, according to a report by Al Arabiya TV.

The discussions are expected to focus on several key issues, including US sanctions on Iran, the release of Iranian frozen assets, and developments surrounding Tehran’s nuclear program. The meeting is being viewed as another step in ongoing efforts to address long-standing disputes between the two countries.

The report also states that Iran has not yet finalized the leadership of its negotiating team. A decision on who will head the Iranian delegation is expected after the funeral ceremonies of the late Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

According to Al Arabiya, an official announcement regarding Iran’s representatives for the talks is likely to be made once the funeral proceedings have concluded. While neither Washington nor Tehran has formally confirmed the meeting, Pakistan is expected to host the upcoming round of negotiations if the reported schedule proceeds as planned.