The German federal government is cautiously observing potential peace negotiations between the US and Iran in Pakistan. During a briefing to dts Nachrichtenagentur on Monday, deputy government spokesperson Steffen Meyer stated that the government is committed to contributing in every possible diplomatic and political way to ensure a “long-term and sustainable peace solution”. He emphasized the significance of this effort not only for the region but for the entire world.
The government also conveyed specific demands, particularly directed at Iran. These concerns focus primarily on the cessation of Iran’s nuclear program and an end to threats made by regional partners. Meyer added that because this process warrants significant attention, the German government is contributing at various levels.
Regarding the talks in Islamabad, conflicting signals have recently emerged from the involved parties. For example, US President Donald Trump announced that a US delegation would arrive in Pakistan on Monday evening. However, it remains uncertain whether Iran will send any representatives. The current two-week ceasefire period is scheduled to conclude on Wednesday.