Speaking during a conference in Tehran, Amirabdollahian said that the new agreement would remove the alleged concerns about Iran's peaceful nuclear program and would help cooperation between Iran and the UN nuclear agency to make further progress.
He refuted claims that Iran has had some demands further than the 2015 nuclear agreement – known as JCPOA – in its two proposed texts during recent negotiations in Vienna with G4+1.
“These texts are fully in accordance with the JCPOA and there is nothing more than JCPOA in them,” Amirabdollahian said.
Expressing hope that the other parties would continue with the talks with good faith, the foreign minister said that "we are optimistic that if the other side acts realistically, we will be able to make progress in this round of negotiations".
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