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Next round of Iran nuclear talks set for April 7: Araghchi
The next round of talks between Iran and six world powers on a final nuclear agreeement will be April 7-9 and the venue is likely to be Vienna again, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said at a news conference late Tuesday evening.




 
Iran, World Powers to begin second day of N. talks in Vienna
Iran and the six major world powers are slated to resume their talks on Tehran�s nuclear program on Wednesday, with an Iranian top negotiator saying they would likely conclude negotiations this evening.

 
Arak reactor shutdown out of question: Araqchi
With Iran and the P5+1 wrapping up the first day of their fresh round of nuclear talks, a senior Iranian negotiator says the closure of Arak heavy water reactor in not on the agenda, Press TV reports.

 
Iran energy exchange to trade oil
Iran Energy Exchange will start trading crude oil in April, director for international affairs of the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) said.

 
Zarif meets with foreign affairs committee of Austrian parliament
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif here Wednesday held talks with members of the foreign affairs of the committee of the Austrian parliament, according to IRNA.

 
Diplomat: Iran, Pakistan to make final decision on IP gas pipeline soon
Iran�s consul general in the Pakistani city of Lahore announced that high-ranking officials representing the two countries will in the near future launch talks to reach a final decision on the fate of Iran-Pakistan (IP) gas pipeline project.

Iranian FM holds talks with Austrian Green MP
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif met with a senior Austrian Green legislator Tuesday morning, a Green official told IRNA here speaking on condition of anonymity.

 
Iran�s Zarif optimistic about July deadline for nuclear deal
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammed Javad Zarif said on Wednesday he was optimistic that Tehran and six world powers can reach a broad settlement in their nuclear dispute by a July 20 deadline.

 
Minister optimistic about rapid release of abducted Iranian border guards
Iranian Interior Minister Abdolreza Rahmani Fazli underlined Iran�s determination to clarify the fate of the Iranian border guards abducted on February 6, and said that the country�s contacts with the Pakistani security forces and the kidnappers are expected to bring about good results soon.

 

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