IAEA Chief and Foreign Minister Araghchi Engage in Key Phone Discussion

Foreign Minister Araqchi and IAEA Chief Engage in Key Phone Conversation

On April 22, 2025, a significant dialogue took place between Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi and the Director-General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, who is currently in Washington. This conversation is pivotal as it reflects Iran’s commitment to diplomacy and its serious approach to international negotiations.

During the call, Araqchi highlighted Iran’s diplomatic stance, emphasizing the country’s efforts towards constructive dialogue with the United States. He provided Grossi with updates on the latest developments in the ongoing indirect talks between Tehran and Washington.

In response, Grossi acknowledged Iran’s responsible diplomatic approach. He expressed his readiness to support the negotiation process, reaffirming the IAEA’s commitment to its statutory obligations. This cooperation is crucial for maintaining transparency and trust in international relations.

Key points from the conversation include:

  • Goodwill Approach: Araqchi reiterated Iran’s commitment to diplomacy.
  • Updates on Talks: He briefed Grossi on the indirect discussions with the U.S.
  • IAEA Support: Grossi offered assistance in line with the agency’s responsibilities.

Following this important exchange, Araqchi departed for China, signaling a continuation of Iran’s active foreign policy.

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