Trump says US representatives to meet Iran in Doha

Both the White House and President Donald Trump have claimed that American officials will meet Iranian representatives in Doha for talks. However, Iranian officials have not yet commented on the matter to confirm or reject the American claims.

Kazem Gharibabadi, Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister for Legal and International Affairs, stated that no technical working-group meetings related to the Islamabad memorandum of understanding were scheduled for this week. He also said that reports claiming technical talks between Iran and the United States would be held in Doha were not confirmed by Iran’s Foreign Ministry.

Despite Tehran’s position, Trump did not provide further details about the level of representation or the agenda of the alleged meeting, but maintained that it had been requested by Iran and would take place in Doha. So far, no Iranian official has confirmed Trump’s claim.

According to Mehr News Agency, the report highlights the discrepancy between US and Iranian statements regarding potential talks in Doha.