VIENNA: Iran has provided European powers involved in its tattered nuclear deal with drafts on sanctions removal and nuclear commitments, Iran’s top nuclear negotiator said on Thursday, as world powers and Tehran try to reinstate the pact.
The announcement came on the fourth day of indirect talks between Iran and the United States on bringing both fully back into the deal. The talks resumed after a five-month hiatus prompted by the election in June of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, an anti-Western hardliner.
According to Mogherini, the nuclear accord of 2015 has made it possible for increased collaboration and ongoing dialogue with Iran on a wide range of topics. The European Union is determined to ensure that commercial and economic ties with Iran, as well as the welfare of the Iranian people, are positively impacted by the relaxation of sanctions pertaining to nuclear matters.
The primary focus of the discussions held with the foreign ministers of Iran, France, Germany, and the UK was the ongoing endeavors to ensure that all involved parties persist in executing the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), which is the nuclear accord with Iran, to the fullest extent possible.
“The deal works because it is succeeding on its primary objective, which involves maintaining the Iranian atomic program in control while maintaining close surveillance,” said the High Representative.
Regarding the October nuclear accord from the previous year, the ministers of the 28 EU members have made their positions plain. “The conclusion of 12 years of negotiation assisted by the EU,” the Member States referred to the JCPOA as “a
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