Iran's FM stresses path of diplomacy open to reach well-dignified agreement
The Iranian Foreign Minister has said that Iran will continue the path of diplomacy to reach a dignified, stable, and good agreement.
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Since then, the parties have spoken of progress in the negotiations and the settling disputes, but the issue of guarantees and the removal of natural and legal persons from the red list and from the sanctions list is still one of the cases in which the United States as the violator of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action Council, has not adopted the necessary policy to resolve it.
Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian said on, Sunday, at the first meeting of the Foreign Economic Relations Coordination Headquarters, which was held at the Iranian Foreign Ministry: "We reached conclusions in technical discussions with three European countries."
The Iranian Foreign Minister added: "During my visit to Moscow, we agreed with the Russian side that if we reach an agreement in Vienna, Russia will not be an obstacle."
The top diplomat said: "We will continue the path of diplomacy to reach a dignified, stable and good agreement."
"We want the sanctions to be lifted, but with dignity and stability, the Iranian president emphasizes that the focus should not be on Vienna; We reached conclusions in technical discussions with three European countries.
The Iranian Foreign Minister added: "During my visit to Moscow, we agreed with the Russian side that if we reach an agreement in Vienna, Russia will not be an obstacle."
Amir- Abdollahian emphasized: "In the last two or three weeks, the American side has made excessive demands that are in conflict with some paragraphs of the text. In the area of lifting sanctions, outside the negotiations, they are interested in proposing and imposing new conditions. Iran stands and will stand on its red lines."
The Iranian Foreign Minister noted: "In the Cabinet meetings, the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran constantly emphasized that the Foreign Ministry always must stress on the lifting of sanctions in the Vienna talks, but not all eyes should be on the Vienna talks, but all agencies are obliged to act to neutralize the sanctions and sustainable development in the country."
