Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has shared more details about the early agreement reached with the United States, saying that it could include the release of billions of dollars in frozen Iranian assets.
According to Pezeshkian, around $6 billion of Iran’s funds currently held in Qatar will be released as part of efforts to reduce tensions and help end the ongoing conflict. He described the agreement as a positive step and said the details show that the deal is largely beneficial for Iran.
The Iranian president explained that the agreement is still in its early stages and the complete effects of the negotiations will become clearer with time. He added that the understanding between the two sides could open a new path for discussions and future cooperation.
The release of frozen funds has been a major issue in Iran’s relations with Western countries. Tehran has repeatedly called for access to its financial resources, while international negotiations have focused on finding solutions to political and economic disputes.
Pezeshkian said the memorandum of understanding reflects Iran’s interests and could bring important changes if fully implemented. He also suggested that the agreement may help create better conditions for dialogue and stability in the region.
The development has drawn attention internationally as countries continue to monitor the impact of the talks between Iran and the United States. The coming months will reveal how the agreement affects regional relations and economic conditions.
