U.S.-Iran Agreement Signing in Geneva
The United States and Iran chose the Swiss city of Geneva to sign the memorandum of understanding aimed at ending the war between the two countries, instead of Islamabad, in order to enhance the international and neutral character of the agreement. The signing in Geneva seeks to shift the focus from a logic of war and pressure to strategic negotiations, highlighting the role of international institutions and mediators. It also emphasizes that this understanding is a preliminary step, followed by complex negotiations that could last up to sixty days.
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