Iran nuclear deal: interview with Sadegh Zibakalam
- 9 years ago
One day after the historic agreement between Iran and the six world powers euronews discuss this with Sadegh Zibakalam, Professor of Political Science at the University of Tehran
euronews: “Mohammad Javad Zarif said that this is a win-win agreement. Iranian extremists say that Iran has lost out on many points.”
Sadegh Zibakalam: “Listen to me the most important part of this agreement or framework is that Iran can continue its nuclear activities on one hand and build up trust with Europe and the USA on the other.
“At the same time I think that the Iranian people, in fact, the way they support the agreement leaves the Iranian conservatives to try and prevent the final agreement in June.”
euronews: “The Israeli government considers the agreement a threat to the safety of Israel, yet on Thursday night Obama presented it as ensuring world peace. What impact will this difference of opinion between the two allies have on the final deal expected at the end of June?”
Sadegh Zibakalam
euronews: “Mohammad Javad Zarif said that this is a win-win agreement. Iranian extremists say that Iran has lost out on many points.”
Sadegh Zibakalam: “Listen to me the most important part of this agreement or framework is that Iran can continue its nuclear activities on one hand and build up trust with Europe and the USA on the other.
“At the same time I think that the Iranian people, in fact, the way they support the agreement leaves the Iranian conservatives to try and prevent the final agreement in June.”
euronews: “The Israeli government considers the agreement a threat to the safety of Israel, yet on Thursday night Obama presented it as ensuring world peace. What impact will this difference of opinion between the two allies have on the final deal expected at the end of June?”
Sadegh Zibakalam