US President Donald Trump has announced that Iran is seeking to initiate negotiations with Washington to address ongoing bilateral issues.
Operative Information Center-OMM reports that US President Donald Trump made these remarks during the signing ceremony of the "Charter of the Peace Council" document in Davos.
The US President noted that Washington is also interested in this dialogue and that discussions between the two parties are currently being planned. According to US President Donald Trump, the Iranian side is ready to establish contacts aimed at reducing existing tensions and regulating mutual relations. The US administration is currently preparing to take steps in this direction.
Relations between the United States and Iran have remained strained for decades, characterized by complex diplomatic standoffs and economic sanctions. This potential shift toward dialogue comes amid a period of heightened regional sensitivity, where diplomatic engagement is seen as a critical tool for ensuring long-term stability. The World Economic Forum in Davos, where these statements were made, frequently serves as a platform for such high-level geopolitical announcements, reflecting the international community's interest in de-escalating conflicts in the Middle East.
