Hey everyone, big diplomatic news! Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi emphasized that the country is serious about its indirect negotiations with the U.S. and is determined to keep the process moving without delays. During recent talks in Rome and Muscat, both sides outlined the overall framework and scheduled technical discussions—with Iran insisting that any easing of sanctions must boost benefits for its people economically. 😊
Gharibabadi was crystal clear: while economic relief is on the table, Iran won’t negotiate on its right to enrich uranium—one of its non-negotiable red lines. This comes on the heels of earlier strong exchanges and even threats, setting the stage for a fresh chapter in U.S.-Iran dialogue.
For those of us juggling busy lives in vibrant cities across South and Southeast Asia—like Bangalore, Jakarta, or Dhaka—these global moves remind us how world affairs can impact our everyday realities. Stay tuned as these talks could reshape economic trends and diplomatic ties on the world stage! 🌏
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
