MojNews_ The Central Bank of Iran has sent a letter to the International Center for the Settlement of Investment Disputes (ISDS) requesting that South Korea return Iran&#۳۹;s blocked assets to South Korean banks, according to KBS World.

According to a State Department official in Seoul, the South Korean government received the letter last September and is working to resolve the disruption of Iran&#۳۹;s frozen assets under US sanctions.

Iran will likely complain to the International Center for the Settlement of Investment Disputes (ISDS) if the two countries do not find a negotiated solution within the next six months after accepting the letter.

Informed sources told Yonhap News Agency today that officials in Seoul and Tehran are planning a working meeting next month to discuss Iran&#۳۹;s frozen assets in South Korean banks.

Earlier, the deputy foreign ministers of Iran and South Korea met in Austria to discuss Tehran&#۳۹;s blocked money in Seoul banks.