THE GENEVA NUCLEAR TALKS CONVENTION BETWEEN THE FIVE WORLD'S MAJOR POWERS AND IRAN HAS BEEN DESCRIBED AS PEACEFULL AND SUCCESSFULL.

THE GENEVA NUCLEAR TALKS CONVENTION BETWEEN THE FIVE WORLD'S MAJOR POWERS AND IRAN HAS BEEN DESCRIBED AS PEACEFULL AND SUCCESSFULL.

      Iran has broadened its its scope and position as one of the major powers in the Persian Gulf region, the Arab World and the Middle East region by deplomatic and political approach, rather than by flexing its military muscles in military skirmishes against USA Aircraft Carriers and the Western countries vessels in the Persian Gulf and on the Peninsula named the Strait of Humaz in the previous attempts to prove its superiority and dominance in the Persian Gulf and the Arab World region during the Geneva Nuclear Talks Convention that begun early yesterday between Iran and the five World's major powers headed by the United States of America. The series of meetings that began after President Rohani came to power have been generally described as peacefull, or successfull and the means that may pave the path towards the lift-off of sanction and Iran's isolation in the Western World with the eventual acceptance of Iran as a major power and peacefull country, inspite of Iran's insistance to keep its nuclear Reactors for the generation of sufficient electric power.

                                     Written by Professor Godfrey Ohia.