Reporter's question: The Prime Minister of Qatar recently asked Iran and the United States to settle for a workable agreement instead of striving for a complete and ideal agreement. Does this position indicate the concern of regional countries about the continuation of the current situation? Please also explain the assessment of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding the role and approach of intermediary countries in the negotiation process.
Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs:
We have experienced an enforceable agreement once before. This undertaking was enforceable because the parties accepted it and signed it. The Islamic Republic of Iran, at the highest levels, has demonstrated its commitment and seriousness in good faith.
We accept a commitment that guarantees the interests and rights of the Iranian nation. These are not strange demands; These are demands that, if we were to give them up, our interests would certainly be dangerous, and regional security would not be guaranteed.
Regarding the second part of your question and the approach of the mediating countries in the negotiation process, both Pakistan and Qatar are making efforts. We have always been grateful for their good offices and continue to be in constant touch with both countries i.e. Qatar and Pakistan.