In a dynamic twist in international diplomacy, Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi announced that the next round of indirect talks with the United States will be held on Sunday in Oman. The Omani side is set to reveal the start time soon, and the discussions promise to touch on key issues including Tehran's nuclear program and the removal of U.S. sanctions.
This round of negotiations follows three previous meetings held in diverse locations like Muscat and Rome. Although a fourth round in Rome was postponed for logistical reasons, the momentum remains strong. Araghchi made it clear that while Iran maintains its clear and fixed positions, the U.S. side has sent mixed signals, emphasizing the need for certainty in the talks.
Adding to an already busy diplomatic calendar, Araghchi also mentioned upcoming visits to Saudi Arabia and Qatar on Saturday, along with participation in the Iran-Arab World Dialogue summit in Doha. These engagements underline the significant regional focus and the ever-evolving narrative of international relations.
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Iran's FM: Next round of talks with U.S. to be held in Oman on Sunday
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