The Iranian Foreign Ministry announced upcoming negotiations with the EU3, focused on nuclear issues. The discussions are set to begin within ten days at the expert level. Iran rejects calls to initiate the snapback provisions of the JCPOA, indicating a shift in perspectives among the negotiating parties.
The spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry has announced that a new series of negotiations with the European troika (the UK, France, and Germany) will commence within the next ten days. These discussions will initially be conducted at the expert level and aim to address the nuclear issues central to the ongoing dialogue between Iran and the EU3.
Esmaeil Baqaei, at a recent press conference, commented on inquiries regarding the potential activation of the snapback provisions from the 2015 nuclear agreement. He indicated that Iran does not perceive any justification for triggering this mechanism within the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
Baqaei further noted that other parties are realizing that utilizing the dispute mechanism of the JCPOA to fulfill their objectives is not a viable course of action. He reiterated that while the negotiations primarily focus on nuclear matters, discussions may also extend to other significant issues.
In summary, Iran is set to engage in new discussions with the European troika, focusing on nuclear issues. The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson has clarified that the snapback provisions of the JCPOA will not be activated. The evolving stance of the other parties indicates a growing understanding that the dispute mechanism may not effectively serve their aims.
Original Source: www.eurasiareview.com
