UN: France to take "all necessary action" to resume Iran talks - Le Drian

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France will take ‘all necessary action’ to support the nuclear dialogue with Iran, nation’s Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs Jean-Yves Le Drian said at the United Nations’ General Assembly address on Monday.
Le Drian called on to resume the dialogue ‘very quickly’ with condition of Iran ‘again fulfilling its obligations.’
“Iran cannot be allowed to think time is on its side, because the more dangerous its nuclear programme becomes, the greater the risk of a major crisis,” stressed the diplomat.
Speaking on the COVID vaccination worldwide, Le Drian said: “We cannot allow the vaccine divide between the North and the South to widen any further,” and called on the delegates to stay loyal to the ACT-A initiative which provided 141 countries with 255 million jabs.
On the security issue, the French minister used the occasion to announce a P5 Summit, which joint action program would include key issues of arms control and collective security.

SOT, Jean-Yves Le Drian, Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs of France (French): “France is calling for a P5 Summit to set out a joint action programme. To enable the Security Council to fully exercise its mandate. And to start a dialogue on the key issues of arms control and our collective security. And that is why we are taking action and will continue to do so for peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific with our willing partners in the region and other Europeans alongside us. As an Indo-Pacific nation, France has major interests in the region, as does Europe which has just set out a strategy in this area. International peace and security are thus at risk each time a crisis breaks out or reaches a new level.” *NO CUTAWAY AT SOURCE*

SOT, Jean-Yves Le Drian, Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs of France (French): “With regard to the Iranian nuclear programme, we must be absolutely unequivocal. Iran cannot be allowed to think time is on its side, because the more dangerous its nuclear programme becomes, the greater the risk of a major crisis. The positions taken by the United States yesterday cannot justify Iran’s continued violation of its JCPOA commitments. France will take all necessary action to encourage dialogue. But the only possible path remains an agreement to establish that Iran is once again fulfilling its obligations. Therefore it is essential that negotiations resume very quickly.” *NO CUTAWAY AT SOURCE*

SOT, Jean-Yves Le Drian, Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs of France (French): “We need to be very clear: the health of some depends on the health of all. We must therefore pursue efforts that, through the ACT-A initiative, have already provided 255 million vaccine doses to 141 countries. We cannot allow the vaccine divide between the North and the South to widen any further. Because the very meaning and credibility of multilateralism is at stake. And because we know that if immunity is not global, there will be no immunity. There is an urgent need to accelerate deliveries to ensure that each vaccine delivered is administered properly and to strengthen our production capacities on all continents. France will continue to work in close cooperation with its partners, especially those in Africa.” *NO CUTAWAY AT SOURCE*

SOT, Jean-Yves Le Drian, Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs of France (French): “We have seen increasingly irresponsible behaviour flourish, without managing, unfortunately, to provide an international normative response to regulate them and to ensure that the rights and freedoms of all are respected.” *NO CUTAWAY AT SOURCE*

SOT, Jean-Yves Le Drian, Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs of France (French): “The introduction of a minimum universal 15 percent tax for multinational companies will help achieve this. We therefore call on all States to support this vital measure. France and its European partners even intend to adopt actual legislation on digital markets. We encourage our international partners to follow us down this path, and we invite them to work with us to establish a new digital public order in the wake of the Paris Call and the Christchurch Call to Action, which, since 2019, has enabled us to take decisive action to remove terrorist content from the Internet.”

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