Iran Foreign Minister Aragchi will meet Pakistani officials today and tomorrow, Al Arabiya reports

The meeting between Iran's Foreign Minister Aragchi and Pakistani officials could signal potential shifts in energy partnerships or regional diplomacy.

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Trilateral meeting with US, Iran and Pakistan will be considered only after Pakistan meet with Araghchi; meeting between US and Iran may not take place until Monday; Witkoff and Kushner will hold separate talks with Pakistan on Sunday, via Axios

A Pakistani source told Al-Hadath that a direct meeting between US and Iranian delegations may take place on Sunday.

Iran Foreign Minister Aragchi will meet Pakistani officials today and tomorrow, Al Arabiya reports

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Given the context of ongoing geopolitical tensions, any agreements or discussions regarding energy cooperation may influence oil prices, particularly WTI, as markets assess supply dynamics and implications for US energy policy.

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