[Iranian Speaker to Meet Pakistani PM to Discuss Format of Iran-U.S. Negotiations] BlockBeats News, April 11 — According to a report by the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting on April 11, Iranian Islamic Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf will hold talks with Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to determine the timing and format of negotiations between Iran and the United States. Additionally, according to Tasnim News Agency, Iran plans to raise the issue of the U.S. breaching its commitments during the meeting with the Pakistani Prime Minister. The prerequisites for initiating negotiations include unfreezing Iranian assets and a ceasefire in Lebanon. The U.S. has informed Pakistan that it agrees to these prerequisites and other conditions for starting negotiations. The Iranian delegation intends to assess the U.S. stance and its fulfillment of commitments during the talks before deciding whether to proceed with negotiations. Tasnim News Agency reported in another article that if Iran and the U.S. do hold negotiations, the current plan is for the talks to begin later on April 11 and may only last for one day. (Jin10)