Iran Press/Europe: Chairperson of the emergency session on Iran's nuclear deal in Vienna, Helga Schmid suggested in a statement that a stalemate still prevailed, saying only that "participants reaffirmed their continued commitment to preserving the JCPOA", NDTV reported.
The statement added that Iranian nuclear projects in Arak and Fordow had the participants' 'strong support', and said another meeting 'would be convened in the near future.'
Also, the head of the Chinese delegation, Fu Cong, said the talks had taken place in a "very good" and "professional" atmosphere.
Fu added Iran urged the European Union, France, Britain, and Germany to implement their part of the deal.
On 28 July, Deputy Foreign Minister of Iran, Abbas Araghchi, said after the talks in Vienna that emergency meeting with parties to the 2015 nuclear deal was constructive.
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"Today it was an extraordinary meeting of the joint commission of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA)," said Abbas Araghchi addressing journalists and correspondents.
He also talked about some other meetings about JCPOA and the reduction of Iran's commitment toward the deal.
The meeting of JCPOA joint commission was held in Vienna with the remaining parties to the pact discussing the nuclear deal, and ways of preserving the agreement.
Envoys from Britain, France, Germany, Russia, China, and Iran took part in Sunday's session, discussing ways of salvaging the nuclear agreement, given the fact that the United States withdrew from it in May 2018 and re-imposed sanctions on the Islamic Republic. 201/211/207
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