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  "textContent": "Pakistan has completed preparations for the second phase of talks in Islamabad, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi said on Monday after meeting Iran’s ambassador, Reza Amiri Moghadam.\n\nDuring the meeting, both sides discussed arrangements for the upcoming negotiations and stressed the need for a sustainable resolution to tensions through diplomatic and dialogue-based channels. Naqvi briefed the Iranian envoy on his recent visit to Iran, reaffirming Pakistan’s position that ongoing disputes should be resolved through engagement rather than escalation.\n\nThe Iranian ambassador appreciated Pakistan’s “positive and constructive role” in efforts to reduce tensions, as Islamabad positions itself as a facilitator amid heightened strain between Tehran and the United States.\n\nNaqvi said comprehensive and “foolproof” security arrangements had been put in place for visiting foreign delegations, underscoring the government’s readiness to host high-level discussions. Senior officials, including Islamabad’s chief commissioner, inspector general of police and deputy commissioner, were also present at the meeting.\n\nHighlighting the long-standing ties between Pakistan and Iran, Naqvi described the relationship as “brotherly” and spanning decades. He reiterated that a negotiated settlement to the Iran-US dispute was essential for lasting peace and stability in the region.\n\nThe developments come as Islamabad prepares to host a potentially crucial round of talks, with Pakistan continuing to advocate dialogue as the primary path towards de-escalation.\n\nThe post Pakistan finalises security for Islamabad talks as Mohsin Naqvi meets Iranian envoy appeared first on HUM News English.",
  "title": "Pakistan finalises security for Islamabad talks as Mohsin Naqvi meets Iranian envoy"
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