December 5, 2021
1 min read

Iran: nuclear talks in Vienna to resume next week

Iran’s Chief Nuclear Negotiator Ali Bagheri Kani said that the delegations of participating parties in the nuclear talks will return to their capitals for consultations, and the talks will resume in Vienna next week…reports Asian Lite News

During the meeting of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) Joint Commission on Friday, a review of the past days’ talks in Vienna was presented by the parties, Bagheri Kani was quoted as saying by the official IRNA news agency.

Iran: nuclear talks in Vienna to resume next week

The parties needed consultations with their governments about Iran’s proposals to provide “reasonable, documented and logical responses,” he said.

He announced on Thursday that two draft texts containing Iran’s proposals on sanctions removal and nuclear restrictions have been presented to the parties to the 2015 nuclear agreement, Xinhua news agency reported.

Bagheri Kani voiced the hope that the JCPOA parties will reach their conclusions “in the shortest time possible.”

ALSO READ: Iran Firm on Terms at Vienna Talks

Iran and the remaining parties to the 2015 nuclear deal, with still indirect involvement of the US, resumed the talks on Monday after nearly six months of hiatus in the Austrian capital of Vienna, seeking to remove anti-Iran sanctions and revive the agreement.

Previous Story

Terrorist attack claims dozens of lives in central Mali

Next Story

Mohamed Hadi Al Hussaini visits Ukraine Pavilion at Expo 2020

Previous Story

Terrorist attack claims dozens of lives in central Mali

Next Story

Mohamed Hadi Al Hussaini visits Ukraine Pavilion at Expo 2020

Latest from Arab News

Trump Doubles Down on Iran War

US president predicts swift end to war and promises lower petrol prices, while Iran demands an end to hostilities on all fronts and accuses Washington and Israel of violating a diplomatic understanding…reports

India Courts Gulf Cash as Trade Prospects Grow

India-Arab trade could reach $500 billion in 10 to 20 years as Gulf investors explore Indian opportunities at a business conclave in New Delhi….reports Asian Lite News Desk India’s trade with Arab

Pakistan’s Mecca Pact Pledge Faces a Costly Test

Pakistan faces financial pressure over Mecca Pact military commitments with Saudi Arabia and Turkey, as IMF obligations and conflicting Yemen statements raise questions….reports Asian Lite News Desk Pakistan is facing a financial
Go toTop

Don't Miss

EU proposes new draft text for Iran n-deal revival

US State Department spokesman Ned Price told reporters that Washington

EU to slap new sanctions on Iran

The European Union agreed to take further restrictive measures against