Authorities are taking strict measures to ensure safety ahead of the expected high-level meetings. According to reports, heavy and public transport have been suspended in several parts of the city until further notice.

This step is aimed at reducing movement and maintaining tight control over sensitive areas.

Two major hotels in the capital have also been instructed to vacate their premises before the evening. Officials say this is part of enhanced security planning for visiting foreign delegations.

Sources revealed that advance teams from different countries have already started arriving in Islamabad. Their presence signals that significant diplomatic activity may soon commence.

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Meanwhile, the metro bus service has been partially suspended. It is not operating between PIMS Station and Pak Secretariat, while services continue between Saddar Station and Kachehri.

International media reports suggest that the next round of talks between the US and Iran could take place in Islamabad very soon. Some reports indicate that senior US officials may travel to Pakistan to restart dialogue.

The White House has also acknowledged Pakistan’s role, calling it a key mediator in the ongoing efforts between Washington and Tehran. Officials said Pakistan has helped maintain communication when tensions were high.

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At the same time, the situation in the Strait of Hormuz remains tense, with Iran reportedly reimposing strict military control while the US continues its blockade of Iranian ports.

These developments have increased global attention on Islamabad, as the city may once again host crucial talks that could impact regional peace.