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Rouhani: Long Way to Go before Tehran-Washington Relations

Rouhani: Long Way to Go before Tehran-Washington Relations
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani confirmed there is still a long way to go before the Islamic Republic and the United States can reduce long-lasting tensions and enmities.

Rouhani: Long Way to Go before Tehran-Washington Relations


It is difficult to put aside years of "differences and hostilities" between Iran and the US, Rouhani said on Friday, adding, "The Iranian people are unhappy about the policies of the US administration in the region." The Iranian president is in New York to attend the UN General Assembly.
These problems "will not definitely be solved overnight, and we need time, prudence, and constructive measures," he added.

Answering a question about the "Death to America" slogan chanted by the Iranians in many religious and political gatherings, Rouhani said, "There is no enmity between Iranians and Americans... The slogan symbolizes the opposition to the US policies, particularly in the Middle East."


The Iranian president referred to the execution of the recent nuclear agreement between Tehran and the P5+1 group of countries, dubbed the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), as a significant test for the United States.

"The full implementation of the nuclear agreement is a big test of confidence... The [anti-Iran] sanctions should be fully lifted in order for Iranians to feel that negotiation is effective," Rouhani stressed.

The Iranian president further noted that the nuclear agreement should be implemented despite the oppositions. "Disagreements and agreements [with the JCPOA] in Iran and the US are natural. In Iran, a vast majority of people are in favor of the agreement and a minority against it.
It is important to execute the JCPOA" by the end of the year, Rouhani said.

In parallel, the Iranian President expressed sadness over the recent tragedy in Mina, outside the holy city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia, calling on Saudi authorities to better manage the hajj rituals.

The Saudi government is expected to "reconsider the Hajj management process, and be committed to providing security and safety for all pilgrims."

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team

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