Ghalibaf Impresses American Delegation During Negotiations

During negotiations held in Islamabad, Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf caught the attention of the American representatives.

Ghalibaf's professional skills have been evident even in tense discussions, as reported by Washington Post columnist David Ignatius. The meeting in Islamabad, which also included U.S. Vice President Jay D. Vance, began in a rather tough and complicated atmosphere. The parties initially clarified their fundamental positions, indicating a challenging and protracted dialogue.

However, after several hours of discussions, the situation transformed into a more constructive atmosphere. Ghalibaf's articulate and restrained style particularly impressed the American representatives. According to reports, he was perceived as an experienced figure well-versed in the subtleties of diplomacy. Some analysts believe that he is a representative of Iran's political elite who could play a key role in the future governance system of the country.