Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said he expects the US-Iran negotiations to conclude today with good news, adding that a 60-day period is being discussed during which a permanent agreement could be reached if an accord is signed.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan made the statement as the US-Iran diplomatic track continues, centered on a 60-day negotiating framework. The Zioneer reported on June 18 that a 60-day period had been announced by Vice President Vance, and on June 13 that Qatar and Turkey had expressed satisfaction with progress in the talks. Fidan's remarks reflect Turkey's ongoing role as a mediator. The specific details of the 60-day mechanism remain under discussion, according to Fidan's comments. The US and Iran have been engaged in indirect talks brokered by regional mediators, including Turkey and Qatar, to reach a nuclear and sanctions relief agreement.
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