The leaders of France, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Italy have praised the US-Iran memorandum of understanding as a significant diplomatic achievement. They are prepared to lift sanctions if Iran takes verifiable steps to address nuclear concerns. The European leaders commended all parties involved, including mediators like Pakistan and Qatar, for their role in facilitating the agreement.
This development is seen as an opportunity to enhance regional stability and global economic balance. Emphasizing the need for prompt and thorough negotiations, the leaders are eager to see the agreement swiftly put into action. They stand ready to assist in this process to ensure its successful implementation.
In addition to supporting the agreement, the four countries highlighted the importance of maritime security in the Gulf region. They called for the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the restoration of unrestricted navigation for commercial ships. The leaders expressed their commitment to contributing to this goal through defensive measures and mine clearance operations.
Reiterating their stance on Iran’s nuclear program, the leaders emphasized the prevention of Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. They are willing to cooperate with the US, Iran, and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to achieve this goal. The leaders indicated their readiness to ease sanctions in response to tangible steps taken by Tehran.
Furthermore, the leaders pledged to engage intensively with the US, Iran, and regional partners to secure a lasting diplomatic resolution. They also affirmed their support for Lebanon’s stability, sovereignty, territorial integrity, and the importance of a strong ceasefire.
