TEHRAN (Tasnim) An Iranian deputy foreign minister emphasized that the nuclear talks between Tehran and the six major world powers would result in an agreement if the sextet refrains from excessive and maximum demands, sets aside illusions, and respects Irans legitimate rights.Irans Deputy Foreign Minister for American and European Affairs Majid Takht Ravanchi made the comment during his Thursday meeting with the vice-president of Foreign Affairs Commission at the French National Assembly Odile Saugues.
Referring to the next round of nuclear negotiations in Vienna on July 2, Ravanchi expressed Irans readiness to come to a final agreement prior to July 20 deadline.
The 4-member French parliamentary delegation led by Saugues is in Tehran for a three-day visit to discuss the latest developments in the Middle East with the Iranian officials.
Iran and the six world powers inked an interim deal on Tehrans nuclear program in Geneva last November, which came into force on January 20. The interim deal (the Joint Plan of Action) stipulates that over the course of six months (July 20), the parties will draw up a comprehensive nuclear deal which will lead to a lifting of the whole sanctions on the Islamic Republic.
By Tasnim News Agency
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