Dubai: Iran’s Hardline President, Ebrahim Relisi, presented his cabinet to Parliament to get a voice of confidence on Wednesday, appointed a hardline diplomat as a Minister of Foreign Affairs to oversee the negotiations with six power to restore the 2015 nuclear agreement.
The cabinet list, published in Media State Shows the Relision has chosen Hossein Amirabdolahian as Minister of Foreign Affairs and Javanese Owji, a former deputy minister of oil and the executor director of the National Iranian gas company managed by the government, as the minister of oil.
This list will be officially announced on Saturday in Parliament, according to State TV.
Iran and six world powers have been in talks since April 9 to revive Iran’s nuclear pact abandoned three years ago by the United States, when the previous Trump government also regulated sanctions that had destroyed the Tehran economy by squeezing its oil exports.
The sixth round of talks in Vienna was held on June 20, with Iranian and Western officials said the big gap still brought back Tehran and Washington with full compliance with the pact.
In reaction to “maximum pressure” Trump, Tehran has violated the pact limit, where Iran has agreed to curb its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions.