[caption id="attachment_66155" align="alignright" width="180"] Representatives from Iran and the six world powers during nuclear talks in Geneva, November 9, 2013[/caption]
Shiraz, Fars Prov, Dec 1, IRNA – A member of the Iranian parliament’s (Majlis) Energy Commission said Sunday the county’s nuclear negotiating team has obtained “highly valuable concessions” in the first step nuclear deal made in Geneva on November 24.
Speaking to IRNA in this southern provincial capital city, Nader Fereydouni said the first step nuclear deal between Iran and the Group 5+1, has “brought peace to Iranian nationals both inside and outside the country and changed other nations views about the people and government of Iran.”

The MP said that the deal has also removed the wall of distrust between the two sides.

According to Fereydouni, winning global trust for Iran and its peaceful nuclear program as well as disappointing the Zionist regime were among major achievements of the nuclear deal.

He added the release of about eight billion dollars of Iran’s blocked assets by US as well as India’s decision to return Iran’s oil money which was blocked in that country were other major achievements of the nuclear deal with the sextet (US, Britain, Russia, France and China plus Germany).

The parliamentarian stressed that positive effects of the Geneva nuclear deal would appear later in the fields of settling inflation and unemployment issues.

He reiterated that the deal has inflicted no damage on Iran’s nuclear objectives.

By IRNA

 

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