The Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian emphasized, during a phone conversation with his Omani counterpart Sayyid Badr Albusaidi, on Thursday, his nation's good intentions and commitment, in the Vienna negotiations, to obtaining a good and lasting deal, stressing that unless all is agreed upon, there can be no good and lasting accord.

Amir-Abdollahian noted that "After receiving the United States' viewpoints, we will see if Iran's economic benefits from the agreement as well as meeting our red lines are guaranteed, We will enter a new stage in Vienna. Until everything is agreed upon, we cannot speak with certainty about reaching a good and durable agreement."

He also highlighted the constructive role that Oman played during the negotiations regarding the lifting of sanctions against Iran and appreciated the neighboring country's efforts to help various parties present at the table in finding common grounds.

Badr Albusaidi also voiced hope that "we will witness a satisfactory outcome from the Vienna talks with the through the cooperation of all parties."

He also cited the Saudi police's detention of an Iranian pilgrim during this year's Hajj and highlighted the requirement for his swift release.

The Omani FM, for his part, pledged to continue investigating the pilgrim's issue within the framework of the two nations' cordial ties.

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