U.S. President Donald Trump has indicated that he may visit Pakistan if a potential agreement with Iran is finalized. Speaking to reporters at the White House before departing for Las Vegas on Thursday, Trump said the likelihood of a deal between the United States and Iran has grown stronger. When asked whether the signing could take place in Islamabad, he stated that he would be ready to go there if necessary.

To accelerate progress on the proposed agreement, U.S. Vice President JD Vance led a delegation to Islamabad last week for talks with Iranian officials. However, the discussions did not yield significant progress. The White House has confirmed that talks are underway to organize a second round of meetings, which could again be held in Pakistan.

The developments highlight Washington’s continued diplomatic engagement in the region as efforts persist to reach a workable understanding with Tehran.