President says nuclear deal will ensure rights of nation
IRNA - Islamic Republic News Agency
Tehran, June 13, IRNA -- President Hassan Rouhani said on Saturday that Iranian nuclear negotiators are working to reach dignified nuclear deal to ensure the rights of Iranian nation, observing the red lines.
He told a press conference on the anniversary of his landslide presidential election victory that all the general topics accepted by both the Islamic Republic of Iran and the G5+1.
'We still have many differences of opinion and all them should be settled. We are fully serious in the talks and are not by all means after wasting or killing time. We do not consider time limit and are not in a hurry. However, we will use all the existing opportunities to reach an agreement.
He referred to the message of the presidential election and said that the call of Iranian nation must be heeded, adding that the framework drawn by the leadership of the Islamic Republic has always been on the focus.
He noted that if the other party follows the same framework and does not seek adventurism, the agreement will be accessible.
On sanctions, he said that in principle, there is no doubt that all economic sanctions will be lifted following an agreement.
He said that in the past one year more than eight million dollars were saved from import of farming and agricultural products.
'So the government has well planned for the sanctions; however, the sanctions have never been successful and failed to reach objectives.'
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