Araqchi: Indirect Negotiation in International Relations is Commonplace

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Araqchi: Indirect Negotiation in International Relations is Commonplace

Araqchi: Indirect negotiation in international relations is a common practice

The Foreign Minister, on the sidelines of visiting the book fair, stated that indirect negotiation is not at all a strange topic and has a long history in international relations.

The philosophy of mediation began from the point where countries, for any reason, are not willing to face each other directly.

There are many contemporary examples of indirect negotiations; right now, Russia and Ukraine are negotiating indirectly through the United States.

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