Reza Amiri Moghadam

Iran's Ambassador to Pakistan called for expanding strategic cooperation between the two countries, highlighting Pakistan's diplomatic efforts in promoting regional peace. A roundtable discussion organized by the Centre for International Strategic Studies examined Pakistan-Iran relations and ways to enhance bilateral ties in border security, trade, and energy to address regional instability.

The article details the kidnapping and death of American Robert Levinson by Iran in 2007, criticizing past U.S. presidents for failing to secure his remains and praising President Trump's aggressive stance against Iran. It highlights the presence of Reza Amiri Moghadam, an Iranian official linked to Levinson's abduction, in recent U.S.-Iran negotiations.

Dan Levinson, son of CIA contractor Robert Levinson (missing since 2007), accused Iran's ambassador to Pakistan, Reza Amiri Moghadam, of being involved in his father's abduction and participating in U.S.-Iran peace talks. Levinson criticized the inclusion of Moghadam as a betrayal to his family and undermined Pakistan's credibility as a mediator, urging the U.S. to apply pressure on Iran.

Mediators from Pakistan, Egypt, and Turkey are working to revive U.S.-Iran negotiations to resolve remaining differences before a ceasefire expires on April 21. Despite challenges, both sides remain open to a deal, though tensions persist over nuclear concessions and U.S. sanctions relief.