In the final statement of the Paris meeting, the foreign ministers of the G7 countries, emphasizing their support for diplomatic efforts to resolve the Iranian nuclear issue, declared that the Islamic Republic "does not need" to obtain nuclear weapons.

In the final statement of the Paris meeting, the foreign ministers of the G7 countries, emphasizing their support for diplomatic efforts to resolve the Iranian nuclear issue, declared that the Islamic Republic "does not need" to obtain nuclear weapons.

In the final statement of the Paris meeting, it was said that in the absence of a diplomatic solution, the member states will continue to coordinate to exert economic and political pressure in order to limit the Islamic Republic's ability to "destabilize the region and the world."

The G7 members also emphasized the full implementation of the sanctions imposed through the trigger mechanism and called on all UN member states to implement these restrictions.

In another part of this statement, the Group of Seven accused the Islamic Republic of supporting armed non-governmental organizations in the region and providing military assistance to Russia in the Ukraine war.

Members of this group also condemned the Islamic Republic's attacks on neighboring countries and what they called disruptions to world trade and energy security by creating obstacles to maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz and asked Tehran to stop attacks against civilian ships in this waterway.