Baghdad:Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein engaged in a phone conversation with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi to discuss Iran’s perspective on resuming negotiations. The discussion highlighted Iran’s vision for preparing to restart the negotiation process.

According to Iraqi News Agency, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that during the call, Abbas Araghchi outlined Iran’s vision, which had been previously presented before the United States midterm elections. This vision involves setting a timeline for the start of negotiations, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, returning to points agreed upon in Pakistan, and incorporating additional issues related to Iran’s nuclear dossier.

Hussein expressed gratitude to Araghchi for the detailed briefing on Iran’s perspective. He also touched upon the U.S. midterm elections, their results, and potential implications for regional developments. Highlighting the escalating tensions in the region, Hussein emphasized the importance of taking practical measures to contain the situation and reduce tensions.

Additionally, Hussein proposed forming a committee of foreign ministers from regional states to visit Tehran and Washington. This initiative aims to explore peaceful understandings to address existing disputes and enhance regional stability. He reiterated the significance of continued communication and coordination among neighboring countries to support efforts in avoiding escalation and consolidating security and stability.