Tehran-SANA
The Leader of the Islamic Revolution in Iran, Imam Ali Khamenei, affirmed that there is no point in the empty promises made by the other parties in the nuclear agreement, and what Iran wants is that these parties implement their obligations in practice and practical implementation, not words.
In today's speech, Khamenei said that "Iran's dealings with the nuclear deal will be in proportion to the measures taken by the other parties," explaining that his country, despite the pressures and the embargo, has many achievements that are covered by the enemies to put pressure on its people and wage a psychological war against it.
Khamenei stated that the general elections are a great opportunity that we must not miss, and that the wide participation of citizens in them will lead to stability of security and will give the country strength and stability.
Rouhani: The nuclear agreement is not subject to change, and we will fulfill our obligations within it if sanctions against Iran are lifted
In the same context, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani stressed that the nuclear agreement signed in July 2015 is not subject to change, and the whole world must know that we accept the nuclear agreement as it is and we will not change this agreement and we will abide by our commitments.
"The problem that everyone faces is only one thing, which is the wrong and unfair sanctions imposed by Washington ... and if they lift the sanctions, we will fulfill all our obligations," Rouhani said in a speech today during the cabinet meeting.
Rouhani clarified that the Iranian government will implement the decision of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, which includes withdrawal from the additional protocol to the nuclear agreement, but is ready to return to the agreement if the rest of the parties abide by their obligations.
In addition, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif stressed that Iran could be a center for science and technology in the region if the imposed embargo and economic pressures were lifted.
Zarif said today in a meeting with the heads of the science and technology parks at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, "If the embargo and economic pressure on Iran are lifted, it could become a center for science and technology in the region," stressing that "our policy in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is to serve the country's economy so that foreign policy does not add a burden to this." Economy".