Pakistan Says U.S.-Iran Electronic Signing Set for Tomorrow
Pakistan's foreign ministry told Al Jazeera that an electronic signing ceremony for an agreement between the United States and Iran is scheduled for Sunday in Islamabad. The announcement was presented as a formal step in the deal process, though the article gave no further details about the contents of the agreement.
At the same time, Iranian officials said they do not expect any delegation to travel in the coming days to Geneva, or anywhere else, suggesting there is no immediate face-to-face meeting planned. The report also noted that Iran's foreign ministry spokesman claimed the agreement would allow Tehran to collect transit fees in the Strait of Hormuz.
The item ended by saying more details would follow. No other terms, participants, or timelines were provided in the text.
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