Crime Reporter
ISLAMABAD:Foreign delegations have begun arriving in the federal capital ahead of the upcoming US–Iran negotiations, a landmark diplomatic engagement scheduled to take place in Islamabad following the recently announced ceasefire.A high-level meeting chaired by Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi reviewed in detail the security and administrative preparations for the talks. The briefing covered Islamabad’s overall security plan, arrangements for international delegates, and coordination among key state institutions.Speaking at the meeting, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi said that hosting the US–Iran negotiations in Islamabad after the ceasefire is “an honour for Pakistan.” He directed authorities to ensure exceptional hospitality and foolproof security for all visiting foreign guests.
The meeting decided that the Red Zone will be completely sealed during the talks, with entry restricted only to authorised individuals. A dedicated control room has already been established at the Ministry of Interior to monitor and manage all arrangements.Minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhry, the Federal Interior Secretary, the Chief Commissioner, the Inspector General of Islamabad Police, the Commissioner Rawalpindi, the Director General of FIA, the Deputy Commissioner Islamabad, representatives of Rangers, the Federal Constabulary, and officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs attended the session.
