Today's discussions have focused exclusively on the nuclear issue, with the primary objective being to establish trust.
The Iranian negotiator was granted full authority, suggesting Iran is keen on advancing the negotiations, while remaining within its defined red lines.
After the negotiations, the two lead negotiators briefly met, exchanged a few words, and shook hands (according to Iranian sources).
The language used during the exchange was devoid of any threats.
In my personal opinion (I mentioned yesterday at the Shamlān seminar):
*** Upon resolution of the fundamental issues:
1) The U.S. negotiator may stipulate that American companies be given priority for investment opportunities in Iran and that Iran make purchases from U.S. companies (such as civil aircraft and other related products).
3) The U.S. is likely to demand that Iran contribute to regional stability where it holds influence, which would align with American strategic interests in refocusing efforts on China's containment.
The Iranian negotiator was granted full authority, suggesting Iran is keen on advancing the negotiations, while remaining within its defined red lines.
After the negotiations, the two lead negotiators briefly met, exchanged a few words, and shook hands (according to Iranian sources).
The language used during the exchange was devoid of any threats.
In my personal opinion (I mentioned yesterday at the Shamlān seminar):
*** Upon resolution of the fundamental issues:
1) The U.S. negotiator may stipulate that American companies be given priority for investment opportunities in Iran and that Iran make purchases from U.S. companies (such as civil aircraft and other related products).
3) The U.S. is likely to demand that Iran contribute to regional stability where it holds influence, which would align with American strategic interests in refocusing efforts on China's containment.
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