Tehran, YJC. Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Tuesday evening that the upcoming nuclear talks with global powers can pave the way for a comprehensive deal.
Zarif made the remarks after his working dinner with the First
Vice President of the European Commission and leader of the Western group of
six powers Catherine Ashton in Vienna.
"In this round of talks, we are investigating ways to end
the disagreements. As has been mentioned many times, there are considerable
disagreement points, but this does not mean that they cannot be resolved,” the Iranian
foreign minister asserted.
He added "It is necessary that we negotiated approaches that
are determined and at the same time bear some amount of creativity in order to
remove disagreements. But such talks are time-consuming and the approaches may
need more talks.”
Zarif added that he and his team will have trilateral
meetings with the US Secretary of State John Kerry and Ashton.
"On Thursday also, we will have a meeting with the 5+1
countries at the level of political leaders, since we believe that to reach an
approach it is necessary for al 5+1 members to be present,” he maintained.
I have said many times that as long as talks have not
reached an outcome, no disagreement is resolved, because these are an
interconnected series and it is necessary that we arrive at an outcome on all
issues, he pointed out.