Iraqchi's view of the negotiations on the negotiations

According to Mehr News Agency, Abbas Moqtada'i said in an interview today's meeting of the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly: “The review of the bill was the first agenda of the delegates.”

The twelfth parliamentarian said: “Some of the remaining materials of the bill were investigated in which administrative, military, security and representatives raised their views, and eventually the relevant materials and notes were approved and the continuation of the investigation was postponed to subsequent meetings.”

He also added: The National Security and Foreign Policy Commission of the Majlis today hosted our Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Arakchi; A significant part of the meeting was related to the policies, approaches and explaining the actions taken by the State Department on regional developments and the topics of the day.

Vice President of the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee of the legislature added: “At the meeting, the US President's letter to the Islamic Republic of Iran and our country had discussed the issue of indirect negotiations for the interests of the Iranian nation, and it was said that Iran would also cooperate with the United States and Oman on the basis of previously experienced procedures.

Moqtada'i reiterated: Now the ball is on the US land because Iran has shown its goodwill many times; Our country, while in the enormous defense and security readiness, proposes a window of diplomacy and the issue of resolving obstacles and problems through diplomacy and accepts no threat. At the same time, our country considers the process of pursuing political affairs as a useful solution.

Isfahan People's Representative to the Islamic Consultative Assembly noted: At this meeting, various issues were raised in order to secure the interests of the Iranian nation, present the views of the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission and the Foreign Minister's opinion with the National Security Commission.