Iranian government spokesperson said on Sept. 30 that Foreign Minister Araghchi has briefed Iran’s cabinet after receiving a proposal from the United States. Earlier reports said Araghchi and his team met Qatari mediators in Doha on Tuesday night, where he received Washington’s feedback on a seven-day proposal. He is set to discuss the matter in Tehran on Wednesday. The document under negotiation outlines a seven-day plan designed to build mutual trust and return to an enhanced version of the memorandum of understanding signed by the United States and Iran in June. The main disagreement between the two sides is not over the substance of the plan itself, but over the sequence in which the measures in the seven-day arrangement would be carried out.
According to BlockBeats, an Iranian government spokesperson said on Sept. 30 that Foreign Minister Araghchi has informed Iran’s cabinet that he received a proposal from the United States.
Earlier reports said Araghchi and his team held talks with Qatari mediators in Doha on Tuesday night. During those talks, Araghchi received U.S. feedback on a seven-day proposal and is scheduled to discuss it in Tehran on Wednesday.
The document under negotiation describes a seven-day plan intended to build mutual trust and return to an enhanced version of the memorandum of understanding signed by the United States and Iran in June. The main gap between Washington and Tehran concerns the order in which the measures in the seven-day plan would be implemented, rather than the specific contents of the plan.
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