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Iran's Araqchi aims to reprise role as nuclear dealmaker
DUBAI, Feb 26 - The son of an Iranian carpet merchant from Isfahan, Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi has compared the country's negotiating style to the bartering of the bazaar, an approach requiring \"patience and great time\". Read more at straitstimes.com.
Iran's Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, who is leading the negotiations for Iran, largely depends on the decisions taken by Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and his entourage.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi, the veteran diplomat who helped negotiate the Iranian nuclear deal of 2015, re-enters the spotlight as Tehran faces critical talks to avoid possible U.S. military action. Araqchi, 63, compares Iran’s negotiating style with the bartering of a traditional bazaar ("continuing and persistent negotiation"), an approach shaped by patience and strategy. In addition, he enjoys the full confidence of the supreme le…
Iran's Abbas Araqchi looks to lead nuclear talks through "continuous and persistent bargaining"
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi, the veteran diplomat who helped negotiate Iran's 2015 nuclear deal, is stepping back into the spotlight as Tehran faces critical talks to prevent potential US military action. Araqchi, 63, compares Iran's negotiating style to the bartering of a traditional bazaar ("continuous and persistent bargaining") an approach shaped by patience and strategy. He also enjoys the full trust of Supreme Leader Ayatollah …
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