Iran Determined to Sign Nuclear Deal With G5+1, Says Rouhani

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President Hassan Rouhani said on Thursday that the Islamic Republic of Iran is determined to clinch a deal with the G5+1 in order to close its nuclear dossier and expects the other side to do the same.

President Rouhani made the remarks on the last day of his seventh provincial tour of Ardebi province on Thursday.

Speaking to reporters, she said signing a deal by Iran and G5+1 will be to the benefit of the region, Iran and the world.

Iran, G5+1 need political agreement on disputed issues, says Zarif

Iran and G5+1 need a political agreement on the remaining disputed issues, Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Wednesday night.

Speaking in a TV program broadcasted in Iran’s state TV channel 5, he noted that Iran is committed to make a final nuclear deal with G5+1.

Most of the technical and legal issues of Iran’s nuclear dispute with G5+1 have been discussed and resolved and the two sides need a political agreement on the remaining issues, Zarif asserted.

He underlined that Iran expects removal of all illegal sanctions as precondition to a comprehensive nuclear deal.

Development of ties with world countries including the UK is on the administration’s agenda, Zarif noted.

He underscored that Zionistsˈ plot to spread Iran phobia and introduce Iran as a threat to the world security have been already defeated.

IRNA

R. Sawas

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