Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said the country is prepared for a fair and balanced nuclear agreement. He emphasized that the deal must guarantee the prohibition of nuclear weapons and the lifting of sanctions. Araghchi stressed that Iran has never sought to acquire nuclear arms.
In a statement, Araghchi mentioned his meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan. Discussions focused on bilateral relations between Iran and Turkey as well as broader regional issues. He highlighted the importance of cooperation for regional stability and peace.
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Araghchi also clarified that Iran has not requested direct negotiations with the United States. He expressed gratitude to Turkey and neighboring countries for playing a positive role in maintaining regional peace.
He reiterated that Iran is always ready to cooperate with regional nations to prevent any illegal aggression. Araghchi stressed that dialogue and collaboration are essential for security and stability across the Middle East.
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The Iranian foreign minister’s comments reflect Tehran’s position on diplomacy, emphasizing restraint, regional cooperation, and adherence to international norms regarding nuclear policy.