WWN - Countries of major world powers and Iran officially produce a historic agreement that will ensure Iran does not develop nuclear weapons.
The assurance was conveyed kepaka EU foreign policy Federica Mogherini in Vienna, Austria, on Tuesday (14/07/2015)."The talks (with) Iran ended. We've reached an agreement," said a brief Mogherini via his official Twitter account after the last negotiating session of foreign ministers of the P5 + 1 and Iran.
Mogherini announcement appeared on the 18th day of the marathon talks held by Iran along with Britain, China, France, Germany, Russia and the United States. The deal is expected to dilute the deadlock over the 13 years between Iran and the West of the country's nuclear ambitions.
"I think (the deal) is a sign of hope for the entire world and we all understand this agreement is indispensable," said Mogherini when opening negotiations today.
Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign Minister, Mohammad Zarif Havad said the deal will result in a reduction of economic sanctions on Tehran. He insists the deal is a "historic moment".
"We reached an agreement which although not satisfactory to all parties, but we were able to finish the negotiations and this is an important achievement for us all. We begin a new chapter of hope," Zarif said.
The essence of this agreement is strictly restrict Iran's nuclear activities for a decade. Western nations hope that this agreement will make all efforts to manufacture a nuclear bomb becomes impossible.
In return, international sanctions cut Iran's oil exports up to a quarter of its capacity to the detriment of the economy of the country will be lifted as well as the freezing of Iranian assets worth billions of dollars will be terminated.
The assurance was conveyed kepaka EU foreign policy Federica Mogherini in Vienna, Austria, on Tuesday (14/07/2015)."The talks (with) Iran ended. We've reached an agreement," said a brief Mogherini via his official Twitter account after the last negotiating session of foreign ministers of the P5 + 1 and Iran.
Mogherini announcement appeared on the 18th day of the marathon talks held by Iran along with Britain, China, France, Germany, Russia and the United States. The deal is expected to dilute the deadlock over the 13 years between Iran and the West of the country's nuclear ambitions.
"I think (the deal) is a sign of hope for the entire world and we all understand this agreement is indispensable," said Mogherini when opening negotiations today.
Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign Minister, Mohammad Zarif Havad said the deal will result in a reduction of economic sanctions on Tehran. He insists the deal is a "historic moment".
"We reached an agreement which although not satisfactory to all parties, but we were able to finish the negotiations and this is an important achievement for us all. We begin a new chapter of hope," Zarif said.
The essence of this agreement is strictly restrict Iran's nuclear activities for a decade. Western nations hope that this agreement will make all efforts to manufacture a nuclear bomb becomes impossible.
In return, international sanctions cut Iran's oil exports up to a quarter of its capacity to the detriment of the economy of the country will be lifted as well as the freezing of Iranian assets worth billions of dollars will be terminated.
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