(FOX NEWS) — Pakistan’s army chief, Asim Munir, looked set to travel to Tehran on Thursday as part of mediation efforts between Iran and the United States, Iranian state media reported.

Iran’s ISNA news agency said Munir would travel to Tehran for consultations, according to Reuters.

The text being discussed in Tehran is on the general framework, and some details and confidence-building measures as guarantees, the agency said, Reuters reported.

The development came as Secretary of State Marco Rubio told reporters ahead of a trip to Sweden that President Donald Trump preferred to do a “good deal.”

“The president’s preference is to do a good deal; that’s his preference. It’s always been his preference. If we can get a good deal done, that would be great,” Rubio said.