The World Economic Forum in Davos has provided Iran’s reformist President Hassan Rohani a chance to expand on his goals of rapprochement with the West, courting foreign investment and talking up replacing the six-month interim nuclear deal with a permanent settlement.
Rohani insisted that Iran has a “serious will” to see the nuclear talks progress to a final settlement, and will resolve any international doubts about the peaceful nature of its nuclear program. The talks on a final deal begin next months.
A lot of companies around the world are lining up to stake business interests in the new Iran, though the Obama Administration continues to warn American companies against trying to do so.
Iran’s rapprochement isn’t sitting well at all with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who insisted that no matter what Rohani says or does, Iran will never really change.
the intransigent nuttyahoo says iran will never change? hahahahahahaha
[moderator; delete my first post, this one has an improved quip ;-)]
the intransigent nuttyyahoo, who has been chirping on about an imminent iranian nuke since i was in diapers, says iranians will never change. hahahahahahaha
It's a long shot, but we will try to stay optimistic.