Negotiation between USA and Iran – Is it Possible or not?

Some Implications for the Middle East Security

Megi Benia, Georgia
On April 7, 1980, the United States broke diplomatic relations with Iran after the attack of American embassy in Tehran in 1979.
On September 2013, the presidents of America and Iran spoke directly for the first time since 1979, setting the stage for delicate negotiations that could reshape the two adversaries' relationship. As it was written in the article of “The Wall Street Journal” (27.09.2013) “The 15-minute call between Barack Obama and Iran's Hasan Rouhani, which focused on Iran's disputed nuclear program, topped a week of dramatic twists and turns. It also highlighted how critical Washington and Tehran have become to each other's pressing geopolitical goals.”

Megi: Create peace in the world is very important nowadays

I am a student of International Relations at Tbilisi State University and my future career plans are to work in the field of international relations, conflict management and Regional politics. Currently I am member at Young Diplomats’ Club of Georgia and member of our network.

Create peace in the world and first of all in our region and our country is very important nowadays. We should work harder in this direction and I  believe that we can achieve our goals.