DUBAI (Reuters) -Talks held in Geneva among Iran, Britain, France and Germany aimed to find a way to resume nuclear talks, Iran Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said on Tuesday in an interview with Iran's state TV.

Tehran has held two rounds of talks with Britain, Germany, France concerning a deal in last two months, ahead of Trump's return to White House next week

Gharibabadi shared on social media platform X that the talks focused on Iran’s nuclear activities, sanctions relief, and other mutual concerns. Mora also called the meeting “constructive,” emphasizing efforts to find a diplomatic resolution to the nuclear issue and discussing bilateral and regional matters.

Talks held in Geneva between Iran, Britain, France and Germany will see dialogue continue regarding Tehran's disputed nuclear programme, Iran's official news agency reported on Tuesday. "The talks were serious,

France has underlined the urgency of a diplomatic solution in response to Iran's advancing nuclear programme as a second round of talks get underway in Geneva, ahead of next week's inauguration of

By bne Tehran bureau Iran held a third round of talks with the three European countries led by Foreign Minister Ahmad Aragchi in Geneva on January 13, local media reported. Deputy foreign minister Kazem Gharibabadi described as “serious,

Iran and European powers Britain, France, and Germany have agreed to continue discussions on Tehran’s contested nuclear program following a round of talks held in Geneva on Monday, Iran’s state news agency reported.