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'New Iran nuclear deal must be secured before window of opportunity closes'

During talks in Vienna, the six countries that remain parties to the agreement have been trying to resolve issues on how the United States can rejoin and how Iran can return to compliance.

by  AP and ILH Staff
Published on  07-05-2021 18:59
Last modified: 07-05-2021 18:59
'New Iran nuclear deal must be secured before window of opportunity closes'Handout / EU DELEGATION IN VIENNA / AFP

Delegation members from the parties to the Iran nuclear deal (Germany, France, Britain, China, Russia and Iran) attend a meeting at the Grand Hotel of Vienna as they try to restore the 2015 deal on April 17, 2021 | File photo: Handout / EU DELEGATION IN VIENNA / AFP

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French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed there is "a window of opportunity" now for talks aimed at reviving the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, the French presidency said.

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The three leaders, who spoke via videoconference on Monday, agreed on the need to move negotiations forward in order to get a deal "as soon as possible" and avoid the risk of nuclear proliferation, a French top official said.

"We must do it now" in order to avoid further threats to regional stability, the official said, adding the message aims at giving a boost to negotiators after months of inconclusive talks.

During six rounds of talks in Vienna, the six countries that remain parties to the agreement –Russia, China, Germany, France, Britain and Iran – have been trying to resolve issues on how the United States can rejoin and how Iran can return to compliance.

Former President Donald Trump pulled out of the agreement in 2018, but President Joe Biden repudiated his predecessor and said the US wants to return to the pact.

The last round of talks ended in Vienna on June 20. It's not yet clear when the talks will resume.

The 2015 accord is aimed at preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons, which Tehran denies it is seeking.

France and Germany said the three leaders also talked about relations between the European Union and China. They discussed international trade, climate protection and biodiversity, and cooperation in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic.

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