Iran nuke talks at critical stage

Abbas Araqchi
Abbas Araqchi

GENEVA. — Iranian deputy foreign minister and member of Iran’s negotiating team Abbas Araqchi says nuclear talks with six world powers have reached a critical stage, saying higher-level talks are now necessary.
“Talks have now reached sensitive and complicated phases and it is necessary that (the talks) continue at higher levels,” Araqchi told reporters in Geneva, where the nuclear talks were underway yesterday.

“Fortunately, expert-level talks about the text (of a possible agreement) have made good progress between experts from both sides,” he said, adding that it was too early, however, to predict if the talks would reach a conclusion yesterday.

The talks about Iran’s nuclear energy programme started between Iran and the six world powers – the US, France, Britain, France, Russia, China and Germany – in Geneva on Thursday. — Press TV.

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