Pejmanian, referring to past agreements in discussions with the media, stated that if the United States agrees to the framework of the Islamabad Agreement, Iran will return to the previous conditions. These remarks come as nuclear negotiations between Iran and Western countries continue, with new developments taking shape in this regard.
Islamabad Agreement; A Path to Stability
The Islamabad Agreement, signed during the previous presidency of Iran, aimed to create a framework for bilateral cooperation and reduce tensions. In this context, Pejmanian pointed out that Iran had previously signed a memorandum of understanding with Pakistan, and now based on that, the agreement process is divided into various stages.
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The President of Iran emphasized that this framework is designed to preserve the main goals of the agreement and to progress gradually. This phased approach means that each stage of the agreement can be evaluated and implemented independently, and if successful, subsequent stages can also begin.
Future Outlook and Its Impacts
Pejmanian further referred to the expectations and demands raised in the memorandum of understanding, stating: "If the United States agrees to move based on this framework, it can be expected that everything will return to previous conditions, which could lead to a reduction in tensions and create a positive atmosphere for further negotiations."
These remarks come at a time when Iran and the United States are seeking a way to revive the nuclear agreement and reduce international tensions. Returning to the Islamabad Agreement could be considered a milestone in this path and help strengthen Iran's relations with its neighbors and other countries.
In conclusion, the President of Iran emphasized the importance of international cooperation and efforts to establish sustainable relations, stating: "International agreements should be such that they benefit all parties and lead to peace and stability in the region." These remarks reflect Iran's determination to return to diplomacy and international cooperation.
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