Gharib Abadi, at the unveiling ceremony of the annual human rights violation reports in the United States and the United Kingdom, discussed the status of Iran-U.S. relations and stated that diplomatic interactions are still ongoing.
Continuation of Diplomatic Interactions
Gharib Abadi, referring to the recent positions of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, emphasized that the exchange of messages through intermediaries continues, particularly through the Qatari mediator regarding the 7-day plan of the Islamic Republic of Iran presented on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.
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Requirements of the Islamic Republic of Iran
The Deputy Foreign Minister emphasized that their basis for diplomatic resolution is the same plan that has been presented, and any current interactions are based on this text. Gharib Abadi added: "We have received opinions, and our requirements are clear, and if these requirements are met, it can be said that there is a possibility of reaching a diplomatic understanding."
These statements indicate that the Islamic Republic of Iran has kept the diplomatic space open for negotiations with the United States and is seeking to have its requirements met in this regard. Gharib Abadi optimistically pointed out that if both sides can reach an agreement, it could help improve international relations and regional stability.
In this context, Gharib Abadi highlighted the importance of the role of intermediaries and diplomacy in achieving these goals and emphasized the necessity of international cooperation to resolve complex issues. He also stated that the Islamic Republic of Iran is striving to achieve its national interests through diplomacy while also contributing to the establishment of peace and security in the region.
Finally, Gharib Abadi emphasized that diplomatic interactions and exchanges of views are essential for reaching sustainable agreements, and the Islamic Republic of Iran is ready to take steps in this direction.
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