Tehran, Iran – Iran and the United States are expected to maintain more nuclear negotiations by Oman in the midst of efforts to shape an agreement to avoid the attacker of the United States.
The Iranian delegation will arrive in Muscat on Friday night before politics and, for the first time, technical conversations on Saturday.
Let’s take a look at what we can expect, as well as all the last development and context.
Who is in the talks?
Like the two previous rounds of conversations in Italy and Oman, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, and the special envoy of the White House, Steve Witkoff, will direct the delegations.
But experts who lead the technical conversations are also crucial, since they will highlight the details and change of any agreement.
For Tehran, the political deputy of Araghchi, Majid Takht-Ravanchi, and deputy of Legal and International Affairs, Kazem Gharibadi, direct the delegation at an expert level.
Takht-Ravanchi is a diplomat with Western education who directed Iran’s mission to the United Nations and was ambassador to Switzerland and Liechtenstein.
Gharibadi directed the representative office of Iran to International Organizations in Vienna and represented the International Iranian Judiciary.
He was also involved in indirect nuclear negotiations between the administrations of the late Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and the former president of the United States, Joe Biden.
The chief technical expert whom the US president Donald Trump selected is Michael
Anton, the newly appointed policy planning director in the United States Department of State.
Anton was a speeches writer for the Mayor of New York City, Rudy Giuliani, and National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice Duration of the George W Bush administration.
Also the management roles of heroes in the private sector, even in the investment firms of Citigroup and Blackrock. Duration Trump’s first administration served in the National Security Council to shape government messaging.
Anton’s work can be relieved by the fact that he has not yet publicly adopted a position on Iran’s nuclear program.
What will they discuss?
Iran has emphasized that it does not discuss defense capacities or regional influence, but is ready for an agreement that guarantees that it will win a nuclear bomb, which has repeatedly declared that you do not want.
The technical conversations aim to establish the steps that Tehran would take to stop their nuclear program, and how Washington and Europe raise their devastating sanctions, which have continued despite the fact that the United States called the conversations with Iran “constructive”.
Iran, meanwhile, wants to lift at least part of the integral sanctions against their oil, benches and related industries, some of which are imposed under multiple designations.
An agreement could defrost some of the billions of dollars of Iran export income that remain blocked in foreign banks by sanctions.
Negotiators can also try to raise waatvers, orders to allow you to sell oil or access the global payment system.
Iranian officials such as President Masaud fishshkian have gone one step further, saying that they will also welcome, a large -scale investment of US companies in their market, which is full of financial opportunities.
On the agenda there will also be a limit in the enrichment of Uranium of Iran, which now has up to 60 percent, a short step of 90 percent required for a pump.
According to the terms of a previous nuclear agreement with the World Powers (JCPOA), Iran had committed to a limit of 3.67 percent enrichment, sufficient for civil uses such as energy generation.
However, when Trump unilaterally abandoned the JCPOA in 2018 and slapped the punishing sanctions against Iran, Tehran began to enrich themselves at much higher levels and to use more advanced reactors than the specific ones in the JCPOA.
It is expected that the International Atomic Energy Agency, the UN guard dog that will again monitor Iran’s commitments, send a team to Iran in the next few days for conversations.
Will there be a child agreeing?
While the positive atmosphere that surrounds the conversations is likely to advance, Saturday’s meetings are just a step among many required for any agreement.
But time is essential, especially in the months prior to an October deadline, when the “Snapback” mechanism of the 2015 nuclear agreement expires.
It allows any of the signatories to initiate a process to restore all the UN sanctions against Iran in the case of a significant nocribido, such as enriching uranium at levels greater than 3.67 percent. Iran wants to avoid snapback.
Araghchi de Iran has visited China and Russia to coordinate a position, while accusing Israel to “undermine” negotiations.
Witkoff was also in Moscow on Friday to discuss conversations with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Araghchi has said that he is ready to visit Paris, Berlin and London for direct conversations with the three European signatories of JCPOA.
“He was ready to do it before I was praising his indirect dialogue with the United States, but E3 chose not to participate,” Hey wrote in X.
Meanwhile, Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatolá Ali Khamei, told his followers, using religious symbolism, this week, that they should not reject a deal with the United States.
He reported how Jafar al-Sadiq, the sixth imper venerated in the Shiite Islam, made a deal with his enemy about 1,300 years ago, adding that any agreement does not indicate the “mastery of disbelief and deception” on Muslims.