Iran nuclear talks' key players converge at UN General Assembly
The Iran deal’s negotiators are in town for the United Nations summit, but expectations are low that the diplomatic flurry will produce a breakthrough.
![French President Emmanuel Macron (L) holds a bilateral meeting with Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi.](/sites/default/files/styles/article_hero_medium/public/2022-09/GettyImages-1243384661.jpg?h=8dfd537e&itok=26VzQ6-Y)
NEW YORK — Not since Vienna served as the venue for negotiations early last month have the key players to the Iranian nuclear agreement been in the same city. This week, many of them will be in New York, where any signs of contact will be closely watched for hints of progress in the stalled talks.
A day after his arrival to attend the UN General Assembly, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi met Tuesday with French President Emmanuel Macron in what marked Raisi's first face-to-face meeting with the leader of a major Western country since his election in June 2021.