Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi stated that Iran is prepared to facilitate resumed security talks involving Persian Gulf states. He indicated these talks are contingent upon the restoration of peace and stability within the region. Gharibabadi’s remarks suggest a willingness from Iran to engage in dialogue aimed at de-escalation and improved security. The statement implies Iran views a calmer regional environment as a prerequisite for productive discussions. No specific timeline was provided for when such talks might occur. The deputy minister highlighted the importance of addressing underlying issues contributing to instability before substantive negotiations can begin. This position signals Iran’s continued interest in regional security cooperation, but with a clear condition linked to broader regional peace.