Iranian MP discusses importance of Vienna talks
By Trend
A member of the Iranian Parliament announced the Islamic Republic of Iran has always intended to stay in JCPOA so that it will continue the Iran deal revival talks in the next administration.
Iran has never withdrawn from any international agreement, Moinuddin Saeedi told Trend.
"In my opinion, on the day of signing JCPOA in 2015, the necessary legal measures and predications should have been made, to prevent any damages by the other parties,” he added.
Noting that it is important to admit that the Iran deal itself had major problems, he says that even now, it should be noted that if the legal issues are not carefully considered in Vienna Talks, the possibility of damage to the country is still high.
Saeedi said that apart from these arguments if Iran wants to achieve reasonable economic growth, it needs foreign investment, which will not be achieved by sanctions.
He stressed that the economic pressures have had a direct impact on people's lives. Saeedi pointed out that in order to succeed in the JCPOA revival negotiations, the three components of respect, wisdom, and expediency must be considered.
"These three points should be considered not in JCPOA, but in all international relations, especially with neighboring countries,” he noted.
"The diplomacy is based on cost-benefit analysis,” Saeedi said adding that flexibility in negotiation with the approach of protecting the interests of the country can be considered.
Saeedi went on to emphasize that the negotiating team must be knowledgeable and experienced.
In January 2016, JCPOA was launched between Iran and the P5+1 group (US, Russia, China, UK, France, and Germany) in connection with Iran's nuclear program. In May 2018, the US announced its withdrawal from the deal and imposed sanctions on Iran in November of the same year.
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