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Qatar and Pakistan cite 'encouraging progress' after US-Iran talks

Jun 22, 2026, 02:14 GMT+1Updated: 05:17 GMT+1

Mediators Qatar and Pakistan said talks between the United States and Iran in Switzerland concluded in a "positive and constructive atmosphere," offering the strongest indication yet that negotiators were able to make progress despite a tense start.

In a joint statement issued after the talks, the two countries said "encouraging progress" had been achieved and announced the creation of a mechanism for further technical discussions.

The statement follows nearly 18 hours of negotiations in Buergenstock aimed at implementing the memorandum of understanding signed by Tehran and Washington last week.

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