The Dhaka Times Desk Recent initiatives by international organizations on nuclear issues are giving the world hope. This agreement on Iran's nuclear control also bears that indication. But Israel sees it as a historical mistake.
It is true that the world's nuclear powers are competing. On the other hand, they have been able to identify the problem and create a solution through discussion. And so the world sees the Iran nuclear deal as a historic event. Because a compromise agreement has been reached on the nuclear program that made Iran the eyesore of the Western world. The deal with the world's major powers has at least confirmed that there will be no new sanctions against Iran related to its nuclear program.
As part of this agreement, embargoes will be eased on trade worth $7 billion in various sectors, including precious metals. Iran reached this agreement after talks between the foreign ministers of the United States, France, Germany, Britain, China and Russia in Geneva, Switzerland. Through this, the anxiety and worry that had appeared centered on Iran has apparently ended.
Meanwhile, world leaders praised the agreement, but Israel, as usual, made harsh comments. Almost immediately after the deal, Israel said it would not tolerate such a deal. The country's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has even said that the deal is a historic mistake. Whatever Israel says, observers are calling the incident historic. Especially the liberal policy adopted by Iranian President Hassan Rouhani will be regarded as a bright example in the whole world. With this, he ended the severe deterioration of Iran's relations with the Western world over the past few decades. And so it can be said that a new horizon has begun in the path of Iran.
On the other hand, after the agreement, a statement was made from the White House of the United States. It outlines the key points of the agreement. They are:
1. Iran to reduce uranium enrichment or stockpile. They will not enrich uranium more than 5 percent. When uranium is enriched beyond this level, it is used to make nuclear weapons or to conduct research on its development.
2. Iran's two most important nuclear facilities are Natanz and Fardo. Every day it should provide more facilities to observe the observers.
3. No further development work can be done on the Arak nuclear facility. It is assumed that the facility will be used to manufacture posnutonium.
4. In return, there will be no new nuclear sanctions against Iran for 6 months.
5. Sanctions worth $7 billion will be eased in valuable sectors, including gold.
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said in a Twitter message, "We have reached an agreement." French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius also confirmed the signing of the agreement to the media.
It should be noted that as a result of this agreement, Iran will get the opportunity to trade foreign currency worth 4.2 billion dollars. As a result of the deal's curtailment of its nuclear program, Iran hopes to lift limited embargoes on gold, petrochemicals and cars. This agreement is planned as a step to gain the confidence of the West about Tehran's nuclear program - this is what the policy makers of different countries of the world think.
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