Iran Announces Nuclear Program Talks with UK, France, and Germany on November 29

Iran has announced plans to engage in discussions with the United Kingdom, France, and Germany on November 29 regarding its nuclear program and broader regional concerns.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ismail Baghaei confirmed the development, emphasizing the country’s commitment to diplomatic engagement. While the date for the talks has been set, Baghaei refrained from revealing the specific venue. However, reports suggest that Geneva may host the meeting.

This announcement follows the adoption of a resolution by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the UN’s nuclear watchdog, which raised issues regarding Iran’s nuclear activities.

Diplomatic circles see these negotiations as pivotal, given the strained relations between Iran and Western powers over nuclear compliance and regional dynamics. With global attention focused on the outcome, the talks could either pave the way for renewed agreements or deepen the existing stalemate.