Germany, South Africa Push US–Iran to Restart Negotiations
Speaking at a joint press conference in Berlin, German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul expressed hope that discussions between Washington and Tehran would resume soon, following the conclusion of recent talks in Islamabad that ended without a deal.
“The ceasefire is holding, and I can only urgently appeal to both sides to make use of this time,” Wadephul said. “This is in the interest of the international community and the region. I believe it is also in the interest of the warring parties.”
South African Foreign Minister Ronald Lamola shared a similar stance, stressing that both nations see continued negotiations as essential. He also voiced concern over the abrupt end of the Pakistan talks, which lasted only 21 hours.
“With a conflict of this nature, it takes time to find a solution,” Lamola said. “The negotiations must continue. The dialogue must be deepened, and a comprehensive, durable and peaceful solution must be found – and the only way to find it is on the negotiating table.”
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