Iranian Vice President Mohammad Reza Aref on [date] declared emphatically that the country's top officials have achieved a general consensus on proposals concerning negotiations. The statement comes as Tehran pushes diplomatic solutions to address regional and international challenges.
Speaking at a press conference in the capital Tehran, Aref said: “We have reached an agreement on the negotiation proposals, reflecting the common viewpoint of all relevant parties.” He stressed that political unity among factions is a key factor for Iran to effectively pursue its diplomatic objectives.
The move comes as Iran seeks to build common ground on foreign policy issues, particularly concerning its nuclear program and talks with world powers. Earlier, Iranian media reported that the government had approved new proposals aimed at facilitating the progress of negotiations.
Analysts suggest Vice President Aref's remarks indicate Iran is preparing for a new phase in diplomatic relations, aiming to reduce tensions and foster international cooperation. However, specific details of these proposals have yet to be publicly disclosed.
