There remain issues of difference onwhich no agreement has been reachedyet, and there are certain texts which have not been written down yet. In fact, we are working on them round the clock, Araqchi said on Wednesday.
His remarks came as Iran and the P5+1 group - the US, Britain, France, Russia and China plus Germany -extended their talks over Tehrans nuclear program for seven days to clinch a historic final nuclear deal after the June 30 deadlinepassed as the clock struck Wednesday.
Araqchi, who is also the deputy foreign minister for legal and international affairs, said that all delegations present in the talks are seriously working on the text.
He said that there has been a positive climate in the negotiations as all sides are keen to move the talks forward.
Stressing that Iran will not accept an agreement at any price, the senior negotiator said that a good deal should respectIrans principles and red lines.
An agreement should be a good one and a good agreement is the one that complies with the principles, frameworks and red lines set especially by the Leader [of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei] and in that case we will agree to a deal, he said.
Araqchi said that Iran prefersa good agreement totime, adding that Tehran will not be bound by time in striking a final deal with six world powers.
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The photo taken on June 30, 2015 shows Iranian and US delegations during talks over Tehrans nuclear program in Vienna. (IRNA photo)[/caption]Iran and the six world powers are holding talks to finalize the text of a possible final deal over Irans nuclear program.
According to the Press TV correspondentin Vienna, the removal of sanctions against Iran and access to or inspections of the countrys military sitesseem to be the major bones of contention.
Iranian officials say a final deal should conform to the parameters of an agreement reached between Tehran and the P5+1 group in the Swiss city of Lausanne in April.
By Press TV
