Iran Offers Dates For Talks OnStrategic Differences In the Middle East. There Is No Mention Of Its Nuclear Program

Photo: Iranian Foreign Minister Manuchehr Mottaki

Iran Offers Dates For Multilateral Talks In Turkey -- The Guardian

Meeting would be first encounter in over a year, during which time Iran's relations with west have remained frozen

Iran last night proposed a meeting with world powers in the next few weeks in Turkey to discuss strategic differences in the Middle East – but it was unclear whether Tehran was ready to negotiate over its nuclear programme.

The proposal came in the form of a letter from Iran's chief negotiator on nuclear issues, Saeed Jalili, to the European representative on foreign affairs, Catherine Ashton, who is acting as a co-ordinator for a six-nation group of major powers.

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Iran won't discuss nuclear issue with powers-ISNA -- Reuters
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My Comment: There is no framework or work protocol for these talks. More importantly .... Iran has publicly stated that their nuclear program is non-negotiable. My predicti0n .... Western diplomats have been embarrassed on numerous occasions when it comes to talks with Iran on their nuclear program, as a result no ranking diplomat is going to make the first move to sit down and seriously talk with Iran until Iran has something serious to propose .... which they will not. Expect some talks in the next few weeks between some minor EU officials and some medium level Iranian diplomats .... and that is about it.