Pakistan, June 25 -- Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Wednesday presented the US-Iran agreement before the National Assembly, saying the next phase of negotiations would focus on nuclear matters, sanctions and frozen assets, and the Lebanon issue. He said the document had been widely misunderstood and placed it on record to ensure transparency. The move highlighted Pakistan's central role in facilitating the diplomatic process between Washington and Tehran.

Addressing lawmakers, Dar said the agreement was structured in two phases and was the result of intensive negotiations spanning several months. He revealed that a breakthrough emerged after a 21-hour negotiating session involving senior representatives from the ...