Iranian Foreign Minister: Iran's "extremely important" economic benefits from the Iran nuclear agreement

Xinhua News Agency, Tehran, August 5th (Reporter Gao Wencheng) Iranian Foreign Minister Abdullahiyan said on the 5th that it is "extremely important" to obtain economic benefits from the Iranian nuclear issue.

According to the website of the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Abdullahiyan said in the Iranian Parliament that day that for the Iranian team who participated in the Iran nuclear agreement to restore the performance of the contract, the ability to obtain economic benefits from the agreement, abide by the red line, and maintain the ability of Iran to use nuclear energy to use nuclear energy The technology is "extremely important".

The Iranian Republic News Agency quoted an Iranian diplomat who participated in the negotiations on the 5th. It was reported that it would be consensus to restore the performance of the Iran nuclear agreement to ensure that the cooperation between stable, long -term, and worry -free cooperation with Iran must become a consensus. " The principle of infringement. "

According to reports, Iran's deputy foreign minister and chief negotiator of Iran nuclear issues held talks with other relevant representatives of the Iranian nuclear agreement in Vienna, Austria on the 4th. Directly negotiated with the Iranian side.

Bagari held a meeting with Urganov, a UN Permanent Representative to Vienna in Vienna on the 5th. Before the meeting, Uriyanov told the media that all parties were consensus on the final text. It may not be easy to reach the end line, but the overall atmosphere of negotiations was serious.

In July 2015, Iran reached a comprehensive agreement with the Iranian nuclear issue with the United States, Britain, France, Russia, China and Germany. In May 2018, the United States unilaterally withdrew the agreement, and then restarted and added a series of sanctions on Iran. Since May 2019, Iran has gradually suspended the performance of some of the agreement, but promised to take measures "reversible".

Since April 2021, the Iranian nuclear agreement has held multiple rounds of talks in Vienna to discuss the recovery of the United States and Iraq, and the United States has involved in negotiations indirectly. On March 11 this year, Berley, a senior representative of the EU diplomacy and security policy, announced that negotiations were suspended due to "external factors". Under the coordination of the European Union, Iran and the United States resumed indirect negotiations to perform the Iran nuclear agreement at the end of June, the capital of Qatar, but did not make progress.

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