Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) Saeed Jalili says Tehran will offer “new initiatives” during the upcoming talks with the six major world powers(P5+1), Press TV reports.
“Iran's representatives will participate in the negotiations with new initiatives and we hope that the P5+1 countries will also enter talks with constructive approaches,” Jalili told reporters in Tehran on Wednesday, IRNA reported.
“The language of threat and pressure against the Iranian nation has never yielded results but will lead to more seriousness in the attitude of the Iranian nation,” he added.
He emphasized, “We are ready to hold progressive and successful talks on cooperation.”
Jalili said a dialogue-oriented cooperation approach to ties with Iran will be successful.
The SNSC secretary noted that the P5+1 countries-the US, Russia, China, Britain, France plus Germany- need time to be ready for the talks.
