Egypt, Iran FMs mull over Tehran's nuclear program

CAIRO, Dec 7 (KUNA) -- Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty and his Iranian counterpart Abbas Araghchi tackled the Iranian nuclear program over the phone on Sunday.
During the phone conversation, the Egyptian minister underlined the significance of carrying on efforts to de-escalate tensions, build confidence, provide the atmosphere for diplomatic solutions and resume dialogue in a bid to reach a comprehensive nuclear agreement, the Egyptian Foreign Ministry said in a press release.
Abdelatty, however, stressed that all parties' interests should be taken into consideration and that a nuclear agreement should contribute to achieving regional security and stability, according to the release.
The two ministers spoke highly of recent meetings and contacts between both sides, vowing to continue consultation and coordination between Egypt and Iran over issues and matters that concern both sides, and to promote bilateral cooperation to serve joint interests. (end) ism.mt