Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced plans for a new round of discussions this month with European nations concerning Iran's nuclear program and Middle East tensions.
According to Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Nasser Kanaani, as reported by Al-Hurra, a meeting involving deputy foreign ministers from Iran, France, Germany, and the United Kingdom will be held next Friday. The agenda includes updates on the situations in Palestine and Lebanon, as well as developments in Iran's nuclear program.
Kanaani noted that the upcoming discussions will address bilateral, regional, and international issues, including Israel's aggression in Palestine and Lebanon. This meeting is part of ongoing negotiations initiated during the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly sessions.
The talks highlight the continued engagement between Iran and European nations on pressing geopolitical and nuclear concerns.
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