- French President Macron stated that the newly signed US-Iran agreement is crucial for world peace and the global economy.
- US President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Iran, which outlines a framework for future engagement and sanctions relief.
- Macron emphasized that the agreement is a significant step towards resolving concerns over Tehran's nuclear programme and promoting stability in the global economy.
French President Emmanuel Macron emphasized the significance of the newly signed US-Iran memorandum of understanding (MoU), calling it a critical step towards global peace and economic stability.23
"I think yesterday what was signed was a very important Agreement - Peace Deal with Iran. It is a very important one because, first, it will fix the nuclear issue. It is a very important matter for peace for the whole world," Macron stated.
The MoU, signed by US President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance, establishes a framework for future engagement with Iran, linking sanctions relief to Tehran's cooperation on nuclear verification and regional security commitments.
According to US officials, the agreement requires Iran to commit to not pursuing nuclear weapons and to curb support for regional extremism and terrorism.
Trump described the memorandum as a “very powerful document” and noted that its full text would be released publicly after the formal signing ceremony expected later this week.
Vance highlighted that sanctions relief would be performance-based, contingent on Iran taking concrete steps to reduce its stockpile of enriched material and allowing robust international verification.
The agreement has been welcomed as a significant step towards resolving concerns over Tehran's nuclear program and promoting stability in the global economy.1
“French President Macron has highlighted the significance of the US-Iran agreement for global peace and economic stability. The memorandum of understanding aims to address concerns over Iran's nuclear program and promote cooperation.”

