Iranian FM: Negotiations will be conducted indirectly
Algeria - Saba:
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi has reiterated that talks with the United States will be held in the Sultanate of Oman on Saturday, explaining that these negotiations will be conducted indirectly, and that no other method of negotiation will be accepted.
He told reporters on Tuesday during his visit to Algeria that the nature of the negotiations, whether direct or indirect, is not of primary importance; what truly matters is whether the negotiations are effective or ineffective, and the seriousness, intentions, and will of the parties to reach an agreement.
Araqchi added: "In this context, we believe that the form of negotiations is subject to various issues, and that is why we chose indirect negotiations."
He explained, "The reason for this choice is that negotiations in which they impose their views through pressure and threats are in fact dictates, and we do not believe in this approach. Therefore, indirect negotiations can ensure a real and effective conversation, and we will continue in this manner as well."
Araqchi also clarified that the Sultanate of Oman is the mediator, expressing his confidence in the Sultanate as a mediator due to its good track record. He also expressed his hope that the other party has a serious will to reach a diplomatic solution, which is what matters in the negotiations.
He added: "We seek to ensure the interests of the Iranian people, and our nuclear program is peaceful and entirely legitimate. Security Council Resolution 2231 also affirmed the legitimacy of our program. Therefore, there is no doubt about this program from an international perspective."
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