Analyst highlights three key points in Qatar's US-Iran proposal
Mohammed Sadeqian, director of the Arab Center for Iranian Studies, outlines three crucial elements in Qatar's proposal on US-Iran relations.
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AIMohammed Sadeqian, director of the Arab Center for Iranian Studies, has emphasized the significance of three key points in Qatar's proposal concerning the United States and Iran.
Speaking to Al Hadath, Sadeqian said, “There is a hive of activity on this issue, with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi holding talks with his counterparts from most countries in the region following the US midterm congressional elections.”
He added, “There is information about a message sent by the US vice president to Mohsen Rezaee, secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, before the midterm elections, which was well received by the Iranians.”
Sadeqian continued, “The current discussion centers on an agreement drafted specifically by Qatar, which would open the Strait of Hormuz and launch nuclear negotiations. The proposal includes a period called the ‘two-day plan’ aimed at shortening the talks.”
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