Archive · 2 Jun 2025
Iran, US Hold Fifth Round of Nuclear Talks in Rome
The US and Iran met in Rome to talk about Iran's nuclear program.
They had a good discussion with help from Oman.
Both sides will meet again to try to agree on what Iran can do with uranium, a key part of making nuclear power.
Iran wants to keep making uranium, but the US has concerns.
They are hopeful to reach solutions that allow for progress in talks.
The fifth round of nuclear talks between the US and Iran concluded in Rome.
Oman mediated the talks and offered solutions.
Both sides agreed to meet again in the near future.
US official says that talks are constructive and have made further progress.
Iranian Foreign Minister says the talks were the most professional and could lead to an agreement in the next couple of meetings.
- Who
- Iran and the United States
- What
- Nuclear talks between Iran and the United States.
- When
- Concluded Friday, May 23
- Where
- Rome, Italy
- Why
- To resolve the standoff over Iran’s nuclear program.
Iran
United States
Uranium Enrichment
Iran
Iran insists on its right to enrich uranium.
United States
The US wants Iran not to be allowed to enrich uranium at all.
- Meeting Location
- Rome, Italy
- Key Issue
- Iran's Nuclear Program
- Mediator
- Oman
- Next Steps
- Both sides to meet again
Sources
Iran-US 5th round of nuclear talks: Highest-level engagement amidst escalating tensions in Rome
Iran and the US holding a fifth round of nuclear negotiations in Rome with enrichment a key issue
Iran and US make limited progress in latest round of nuke talks
Iran says nuclear talks show potential following proposals by Oman
