Zarif: Iran, P5+1 Unlikely to Reach Deal in less than Four Months

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Wednesday that it is unlikely for Iran and the P5+1 to reach a final nuclear deal before the expiry of the four-month extension of talks

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Wednesday that it is unlikely for Iran and the P5+1 to reach a final nuclear deal before the expiry of the four-month extension of talks. Zarif

Zarif underscored that if even Iran and the P5 +1 managed to strike a general agreement before the deadline, they would still need more time to negotiate the details of the deal, according to IRNA.

Commenting on the general procedure of negotiations between Iran and P5+1 during the past seven months, he said the other party in the talks has been clearly moving on very cautiously.
Pointing to Iraq developments and Iran’s relations with Iraqi Kurds, Zarif stressed Tehran’s long-standing very cordial interactions with all political groups in the Arab country with the objective of safeguarding its territorial integrity.