Tehran, YJC. Iran and the group 5+1 have set for talks in the last day remaining to reach a political understanding on Tehran’s nuclear program.
Iran and the six powerful countries set for talks on Tuesday
to meet a requirement they had decided earlier to reach a political
understanding on Iran’s nuclear program by the end of March.
The talks are held in Lausanne, Switzerland and foreign ministers
of the 7 countries are engaged in intense negotiations.
Speaking on the sidelines of the talks, Chinese Foreign
Minister Wang Yi stated that good signs are emerging, boosting hope that the
desired outcome will be gained.
The six major powers are attempting to limit Iran’s nuclear
activities beyond the requirements of the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Tehran, in return, demands the removal of all international
sanctions on its economy.
Meanwhile, Director of the Office of Disarmament Affairs and Director of Political and International
Affairs of the Iranian Foreign Ministry and member of the Iranian nuclear
negotiation team Hamid Baidinejad said that the negotiating parties all share
the idea that an approach has to be reached before the March 31 deadline.