The P5+1 and Iran Group has been trying to hammer out a solid deal on Iran’s nuclear ambitions in energy supplies in Lausanne, Switzerland, for several days.
“The Iranian nuclear negotiation involves a lot of technical issues, and any agreement to be reached must be supported by special expertise,” Wang said in the document.
Wang said that the P5+1 and Iran Group needs to come to an agreement on the core concerns of each of the parties and that the UN Security Council should play the key role.
"The parties must think creatively and work out a package solution. I wish to emphasize that no agreement is possible without accommodating the core concerns of the various parties. I wish to emphasize that no agreement is possible without accommodating the core concerns of the various parties and that it is vitally important to give play to the role of the United Nations Security Council," Wang’s statement reads.
Wang added that it was necessary to narrow down the differences between the parties and hold to a gradual approach and reciprocity in the issue.
“It would take a process to resolve the Iranian nuclear issue, which must be advanced step by step and on the basis of reciprocity. All parties must shoulder their due responsibility and obligation,” the document says.
Tuesday was the deadline for Iran and P5+1 team of international mediators, comprising envoys from Russia, China, the United States, the United Kingdom, France and Germany, for reaching a framework agreement ensuring the peaceful nature of the Iranian nuclear program. The deadline was not reached, and the parties have agreed to postpone the talks until Wednesday morning.
The P5+1 countries have been negotiating with Iran to halt their uranium enrichment program and decrease the number of centrifuges, fearing Tehran is developing nuclear weapons under the guise of a civilian energy program. Iran wants the West to remove the sanctions immediately.
The deadline for reaching a final agreement has been postponed several times, the most recent set for July 1, 2015.
