Rouhani Says Iran Is Ready for Nuclear Talks, With Conditions -- Wall Street Journal
UNITED NATIONS—Iran's new President Hasan Rouhani pledged on Tuesday that his government will remove "all reasonable concerns" about Tehran's nuclear program, but insisted that the West recognize Iran's right to enrich uranium.
In his first major appearance on the world stage, Mr. Rouhani sought to reinforce an image as a moderate voice, saying he was ready to engage in "time-bound and results-oriented" nuclear talks and would look to improve ties with the U.S.
However diplomats said Mr. Rouhani's half-hour speech to the United Nations General Assembly offered no major breakthrough. Although he spoke just a few hours after President Barack Obama, the two didn't meet.
Read more ....
More News On Iranian President Rouhami Speaking At The United Nations
Rouhani offers talks on Iran's nuclear program -- UPI
Iran’s New President Preaches Tolerance in First U.N. Appearance -- New York Times
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani calls for new nuclear talks -- CBS/AP
Iran's Rouhani calls for 'consistent voice' from U.S. on nuclear issue -- Reuters
Rouhani: Nuclear weapons have no place in Iran's security -- CNN
Iranian president makes debut on world stage -- Bloomberg Businessweek/AP
Iran ready for nuclear talks, says President Rouhani -- BBC
Iran's Rouhani lashes out at sanctions, hints at nuclear talks -- Christian Science Monitor
Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani at the U.N. General Assembly: Three Takeaways -- Ishaan Tharoor, Time
Analysis: Stage is set, but Iran talks face technical, political hurdles -- Reuters
No comments:
Post a Comment