Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, along with his negotiation team, arrived in Geneva on Wednesday evening for the third round of significant talks with the United States, as confirmed by a diplomatic source to AFP. His aircraft landed at Geneva Airport shortly after 7 PM Greek time (6 PM GMT), and the presence of Araghchi was also verified by an Iranian state news agency, IRNA.

These talks are considered critical and are scheduled for Thursday, where they will focus on bilateral issues of mutual interest and international significance. The nature of these negotiations suggests a heightened diplomatic effort to address pressing geopolitical concerns, especially given the strained relations between Iran and the United States over various issues, including nuclear agreements and regional security.

The arrival of Araghchi in Geneva is highly symbolic, representing a potential pivot toward dialogue after periods of tension and hostility. As both countries engage in discussions, the outcomes could influence not only bilateral relations but also impact regional stability in the Middle East, and the broader international diplomatic landscape concerning Iran's role in global affairs.