‘Parties agreed to continue discussions’ after US-Iran indirect talks: Qatar spokesperson
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- Qatar says indirect US-Iran talks in Doha made "positive progress" on the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding.
- A new round of negotiations is expected after the funeral processions for Iran's former Supreme Leader.
Indirect talks between US and Iranian negotiators in Doha ended with "positive progress," according to Qatar's Foreign Ministry, as both sides agreed to continue discussions after the funeral processions for Iran's former Supreme Leader.
Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesperson Majed al-Ansari said mediators from Qatar and Pakistan held separate meetings with the US and Iranian delegations on Wednesday. The discussions focused on issues related to the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding and built on the outcomes of the Lake Lucerne Summit.
In a post on X, al-Ansari said the parties agreed to continue negotiations in the coming period, with the next round to be scheduled "at the earliest possible time" following the conclusion of the funeral processions for the former Iranian Supreme Leader.
