Iran Confirms Nuclear Talks with European Powers on Friday in Istanbul

Tehran has officially confirmed that it will engage in a new round of discussions with Germany, France, and the United Kingdom on its nuclear programme this Friday in Istanbul, Iranian state television reported.

According to Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghai, the decision to resume dialogue follows a request by the European powers involved.

“In response to the request of European countries, Iran has agreed to hold a new round of talks,”
— Esmail Baghai, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson (via state TV, Monday)

Summary of Upcoming Talks

The discussions are expected to revisit concerns surrounding Iran’s nuclear enrichment activities and compliance with international frameworks, especially in the aftermath of recent tensions surrounding nuclear inspections and sanctions.

Although no detailed agenda has been released, the move marks a cautious step forward in diplomatic engagement amid increasing pressure from both European and international communities.

Further developments are anticipated following the Istanbul talks, as both sides weigh the potential for resuming broader negotiations over Iran’s nuclear activities.