Araqchi Heads to Muscat for Key Indirect Talks with U.S. on Diplomatic Relations
In a significant diplomatic move, Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi is set to travel to Muscat on Friday evening, leading a skilled delegation for indirect discussions with the United States. This visit underscores the ongoing attempts to navigate complex negotiations between Tehran and Washington.
According to Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei, there has been a mutual understanding reached between Tehran and Washington to conduct technical and expert-level sessions alongside senior negotiators from both nations. This strategic approach aims to facilitate more effective dialogue.
The arrangements for these meetings were coordinated by the Omani host and have received agreement from both Tehran and Washington. Key details include:
- Meetings Scheduled: Technical discussions and indirect negotiations are planned for Saturday.
- Participants: The talks will involve Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi and the U.S. President’s special envoy.
- Focus: The sessions will aim to address crucial issues pertinent to both nations.
Baqaei emphasized that the success of these negotiations hinges on the goodwill, seriousness, and realism of the other party involved. He noted that the Iranian delegation will meticulously adjust their negotiation strategies based on past experiences and the behavior exhibited by the U.S.
Moreover, the spokesperson assured that the Iranian team is committed to safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of the Iranian people, indicating a firm stance in the ongoing diplomatic efforts.
This upcoming meeting is a pivotal moment in the Iran-U.S. relationship, reflecting the intricate dynamics of international diplomacy.
