A nuclear deal would be sufficiently solid for at least 10 years, France's foreign minister Laurent Fabius told Le Monde daily.
"France's stance of constructive firmness enabled a sufficiently robust agreement, at least for the period of the first 10 years. It is in this spirit that we will watch over its implementation," he stressed.
When asked whether he was concerned Iran could seek to destabilize the region using money it will receive from the lifting of sanctions he said that "it will be one of the tests". "We will be extremely vigilant," RIA Novosti cited him as saying.
