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3:18Now PlayingThe first round of US-Iran talks in Switzerland on ending the Middle East war has concluded, said mediators Pakistan and Qatar in a joint statement on Monday (Jun 22). The vital talks concluded with cautious optimism, as negotiators agreed on a framework to keep discussions moving and laid out a roadmap aimed at reaching a broader agreement within the next 60 days. The discussions, held at the Lake Lucerne Summit, were described by mediators as "constructive" and "positive", despite weeks of tensions across the Middle East and lingering disagreements over key issues.
According to Iran's Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi, "major progress" was achieved. He said the developments include waivers for Iranian oil and petrochemical exports. In a post on X, Araghchi said that "tireless" mediation of Qatar and Pakistan "has delivered major progress to end Lebanon War". According to him, restrictions on Iran's oil and petrochemical exports would be eased, the blockade affecting Iranian trade routes would be lifted, a portion of the country's frozen assets would be released, and a large-scale reconstruction and development programme would be launched for Iran.
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