MojNews_ Saeed Khatibzadeh, spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, answered reporters' questions today (Monday) in a weekly meeting with local and foreign media reporters, explaining the latest developments in the field of foreign policy.

He referred to the visit of the Irish Foreign Minister to Tehran and said:

Good talks took place during the Irish Foreign Minister's visit and he met with the President.

Khatibzadeh referred to Amir Abdullahian's meetings in Munich and said:

He met with about 30 different officials and personalities and explained Iran's position in the field of foreign policy at the conference.

This senior diplomat of our country mentioned the President's visit to Doha.

A State Department spokesman was responding to a question about the lifting of non-nuclear sanctions and whether there was a signal from Vienna that the West and the United States had taken action. Also stated:

After returning from Tehran, the Iranian delegation made its proposals in writing on the remaining issues, including some of the issues you mentioned. In the context of the negotiations, the lifting of all sanctions that are inconsistent with the commitments of the other side and the promised economic benefits must be lifted. This has been one of our principles and these issues have been followed up to this day.

He said: ‌

Dialogues have made significant progress. The scope and number of issues have decreased, but the remaining issues are the most difficult, key and serious issues to be resolved. The Iranian people are sure that we will not compromise their rights. Iran's fraudulent rights and the achievements and peaceful knowledge of the core of all are protected and remain an honor for this generation and future generations, and this is one of our red rights. If we look at the remaining two or three issues of the other party's commitment, we will enter the final phase. We are still waiting for the decisions of Europe and the United States, and we have not yet seen that will in them.