Tehran seeks new approach with new U.S. administration

RIA Novosti
Monday, Jan 12, 2008

Iran is willing to cooperate with the new U.S. administration if it shows an “appropriate” approach toward Tehran, a foreign minister spokesman told reporters on Monday.

Hassan Qashqawi said that “the Islamic Republic of Iran will undoubtedly make appropriate and timely steps depending on the actions of the new U.S. administration,” while commenting on the recent announcement by president-elect Barack Obama who called for a new approach.

Earlier Obama said that Iran would become “one of our most important issues,” and that the U.S. would adopt a new policy toward Iran. The president-elect said that Washington needs to start cooperating with the Iranian government.

Qashqawi called for Obama not to repeat the “erroneous policies” of the Bush administration in regard to Iran.

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“Mr. Obama’s election campaign ran under the slogan ‘Change!’ and now we must see if those changes in approach and relations are relevant to Iran. The international community’s opinion is waiting for proof of those changes,” the spokesman stressed.

The U.S. and a number of other western nations suspect Iran of developing atomic weapons within its civilian nuclear energy program. The Iranian government has denied these accusations, saying that its nuclear program is exclusively for the energy needs of the country.

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10 Responses to “Tehran seeks new approach with new U.S. administration”

Mr truth Says:
January 12th, 2009 at 1:29 pm
If you were to research IRAN you will find it to be a culturally rich and beautiful.

We can only pray that the u.s administration will it’s rhetoric.
Justin Says:
January 12th, 2009 at 1:42 pm
We met really nice Iranians in former Soviet Georgia and in Eastern Turkey. Apparently the country is very safe and the people are really hospitable. We found this to also be the case in Jordan but people told us that the Syrians were even better.
The only reason we did not enter Iran was because of the heat and my wife having to wear the head dress and long coat, also they were awkward with my British passport. We did get a visa in the end but we ran out of time after all the delays.
I’m wondering, is Iran outside of the NWO influence? Is the nation a major block in the elite plans?
This might seem an obvious question but i am fast learning that there is usually at least one layer of deception to finding the truth. There is always some other angle that i never first thought of.
Rob in CT Says:
January 12th, 2009 at 3:30 pm
There is another country in the Middle East that has already developed atomic weapons. But don’t worry, we TRUST them (wink wink).
anon Says:
January 12th, 2009 at 3:55 pm
Ahamdinejad is a monster. Obama will fall to his rhetoric. Obama is part muslim by birth, he cannot help it. Obama has been supported by pro-Hamas supporters for many years. One of them even paid for his Harvard education. At this time, we have the largest enemy in Ahmadinejad, and all of other Islamic Extremists in the middle east, europe, and on our soil, and we also have the most Islamic-sympathetic president we have ever had.
Thomas Jefferson Says:
January 12th, 2009 at 5:49 pm
Really ?? We no longer support Jordan then? How about the Iraqis or Afghanis we’re supposedly fighting for their freedoms for. Looks like not, eh?
Thomas Jefferson Says:
January 12th, 2009 at 5:51 pm
I thought we were also allied with Turkey as well since they entered the Iraq war..
Thomas Jefferson Says:
January 12th, 2009 at 5:53 pm
How about Saudi Arabia and Dubai?
rich Says:
January 12th, 2009 at 7:12 pm
we still remember the hostages !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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captain planet Says:
January 12th, 2009 at 9:12 pm
hats off to Iran for attempting to the bridge the gap. will obama do the same? doubt it, his retoheric towards war with Iran is already in overdrive and he isnt even in office yet. What do you expect from the 44th puppet? Ahamdinejad is no angel either.But his popularity was very low and he was on the way out of office, until bush expressed his desire to blow up Iran,steal its oil and march to war. Ahamdinejad was one of few who took a defiant stance against this aggression, thus making him very popular once again as a man who will protect the Iranians. Thanks alot dubya. BTW Tehran and its outskirts are very bueatiful indeed Truth, much recommended.