Foreign Minister Araqchi Heads to Muscat for Key Indirect Talks with the U.S. This Saturday

Foreign Minister Araqchi Heads to Muscat for Key Indirect Talks with the U.S. This Saturday

Tehran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi is set to embark on an important diplomatic mission to Muscat this Friday evening. This visit marks a significant step in the ongoing indirect negotiations between Iran and the United States, focusing on crucial technical discussions.

According to Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei, Tehran and Washington have reached a preliminary understanding to hold expert-level sessions alongside senior negotiations. Here are the key details regarding the upcoming talks:

  • Delegation Leadership: Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi will lead a diplomatic and technical-expert delegation.
  • Meeting Schedule: Technical meetings and indirect negotiations are planned for Saturday.
  • Host Arrangements: The Omani government has facilitated the meeting, with both sides agreeing on the framework.

Baqaei emphasized that the success of the negotiations hinges on the goodwill, seriousness, and realism demonstrated by the United States. He noted that the Iranian delegation will carefully navigate the discussions, taking into account their previous experiences and the conduct of the U.S.

Furthermore, Baqaei assured that the Iranian team is committed to protecting the legitimate rights and interests of the Iranian people throughout this diplomatic engagement.

As the talks progress, all eyes will be on the outcomes of these negotiations, which hold significant implications for both nations.

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