EU reaction to future Iran -US negotiations in Oman

An EU spokesman welcomed the negotiations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States, which is due to be held in Oman on Saturday, according to ISNA.

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Arakchi on Tuesday, referring to recent developments and Iran’s readiness to negotiate indirectly with the United States, emphasized that future talks in Muscat are a new opportunity for diplomacy and a test to measure US seriousness.

“We have considered the announcement of talks between Iran and the United States,” a spokesman for the EU said in an interview with ISNA about Brussels’ stance on the future Tehran-Washington negotiations in Muscat. “Any change that enhances the opportunities of a diplomatic outcome is moving right and we welcome it.”

“We emphasize our commitment to achieve a diplomatic solution that is the only sustainable way to deal with Iran’s nuclear program,” the European diplomat said. This was recently emphasized by the Supreme Representative of the European Union at a meeting of the UN Security Council. “

“We also emphasize the importance of a multilateral approach,” he said.

“We maintain direct communication channels with Iran,” the EU spokesman said.

The comment came as Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Majid Takht Ravanchi met with new EU foreign policy officials on Tuesday during a trip to Vienna.

During a meeting with the EU’s Foreign Policy Officer Olaf Squog, a range of issues raised, including discussions related to the latest nuclear issue, lifting sanctions, and the prospect of negotiations. Also, it was decided that the conversations between the parties would continue at different levels.

On Tuesday, a meeting of Iranian, Russian and China expert delegations was held in Moscow, and according to the Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi, the parties shared their views and suggestions on the path to the nuclear issue, and the nuclear issue, and the sanctions.

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