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Topic of discussion included the chances of success in the negotiations, the role of the hardliners in Iran, United States, Israel and Saudi Arabia. Furthermore, it was a question of whether the USA, in the face of the recent sudden emergence of the terror organization of DAEASH (ISIS)- would be willing to finally accept Iran as the regional power it apparently is- in hoping to stop this phenomenon (ISIS) that has been unleashed in the region.




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