Ebrahim Azizi says FM Abbas Araghchi’s Pakistan visit is limited to bilateral talks, not linked to nuclear negotiations SAYS NUCLEAR TALKS REMAIN A “RED LINE” FOR IRAN

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi's visit to Pakistan is strictly focused on bilateral relations and does not involve nuclear negotiations, according to Ebrahim Azizi, who reiterated that such talks remain a "red line" for Iran. This clarification reinforces Iran’s public stance of decoupling regional diplomacy from its nuclear posture, aiming to insulate bilateral engagements from broader geopolitical pressures. The statement supports risk containment in regional capital flows, limiting immediate spillovers to frontier market debt and Gulf equity valuations sensitive to Iranian risk repricing. However, any perceived shift in Iran’s nuclear red lines could quickly alter risk appetite toward Middle East credit and oil-linked currencies. Traders will watch the next IAEA report on Iranian enrichment activities for early signs of policy drift.

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