Iran’s ambassador and permanent representative to the United Nations Majid Takht-Ravanchi said that participation in Vienna talks on the removal of anti-Iran sanctions with “genuine political will and good faith” would be the key to the success of negotiations in the Austrian capital.
"The current Vienna talks can succeed, not by engaging in blame games, not by setting artificial deadlines, not by introducing threats and intimidations, not by raising unfounded accusations or disinformation campaigns, and not by committing sabotage, disruptive or terrorist activities in Iran," he said in a statement on 'Non-Proliferation: implementation of Security Council Resolution 2231' during a session of the UN Security Council on Tuesday.
"But only by engaging in negotiations with genuine political will and in good faith, and sticking to one principle: the full, effective and verifiable implementation by all sides of all commitments under the JCPOA; nothing more and nothing less. This is the most pragmatic and easily achievable solution at the earliest time. There is no magic solution," Iran Press cited him as saying.
