Why it matters:
Ongoing negotiations between Iran and the U.S. are critical for regional stability and international relations. Italy's involvement as a mediator highlights the collaborative efforts among nations to facilitate dialogue.
The big picture:
As Iran engages in indirect talks with the U.S. in Rome, the role of intermediary countries like Italy and Oman becomes increasingly significant. The success of these negotiations could have far-reaching implications for diplomatic relations and security in the region.
What he's saying:
"There is a possibility of achieving results in the negotiations if goodwill and realism continue," stated Araghchi during his conversation with Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani. He also expressed gratitude for Italy's coordination with Oman in facilitating these discussions.
Tajani expressed Italy's readiness to assist in the ongoing diplomatic efforts.
Key points:
• Araghchi is in Rome for the second round of indirect negotiations with the U.S.
• He praised Italy's role in coordinating with Oman for the talks.
Go deeper:
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