Friday, December 10, 2021
Islamabad (News advertisment DW December 10, 2021) A senior EU official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said progress in nuclear talks with Iran in Vienna was logical. European nations and Iran continue talks to save the 2015 nuclear deal. According to reports, the parties have a tough stance on many issues in this negotiation process and the negotiators are facing difficulties in resolving the complexities.
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Logical progress
A senior EU official told Reuters news agency that a number of key issues remained to be discussed in the talks and that talks could continue until the final stage. The official clarified that the negotiation process was moving forward in a logical manner.
He was responding to a question about Iran's new negotiating team.
He also said that the European negotiations are positive about the future expectations of the Iranian delegation. According to an EU official, there are seven or eight points in the negotiations that are critical to the deal and need to be addressed.
The process of saving the 2015 nuclear deal
The world powers are currently in Vienna negotiating with Iran to activate the almost suspended 2015 nuclear deal.
According to EU sources, the two sides are still negotiating a draft, and so far the Iranian authorities have taken a hard line.Nuclear chief Raphael Grossi will arrive in Iran on Monday
Iran's top negotiator Ali Baqeri Kani says he stands by his position, which was presented to European diplomats last week.
Baqeri Kani is currently the Deputy Foreign Minister of Iran.
Kanye also said that the European negotiating team had begun considering his proposals. He also said that all these points were formulated in the light of the talks till June.
After June, a new round of talks between Iran and Western powers began at the end of November.
European and US officials have blamed Iran's new demands for stalling talks over the past week.
A new round of negotiations
The United States is indirectly involved in securing the 2015 deal with Iran because the Tehran government refuses to negotiate directly with the United States. The world powers France, Britain, Germany, Russia and China are directly involved in this negotiation process.Iran does not have much time,German Foreign Minister
Former US President Donald Trump seceded from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal in 2018 and deactivated it to some extent. The Trump administration later imposed tougher economic sanctions on Iran. Incumbent US President Joe Biden has also maintained the Trump administration's policy on Iran.
A / H (Reuters, AP)
