Iran: "Mr. Fabius, is there a deal ? "
the Monde.fr
Geneva envoy . It was 2:56 Sunday morning when Laurent Fabius appeared up the stairs of the Hotel Intercontinental . The last meeting of the negotiations for a preliminary agreement on the Iranian nuclear Geneva had just ended and the French foreign minister was, as in the previous session on November 17 , the first to emerge .
Laurent Fabius, after the announcement of the agreement on the Iranian nuclear Nov. 24 . | AP / Martial Trezzini
In the lobby , the atmosphere was electric for half an hour. Twenty plainclothes policemen equipped with headsets and for some, bullet-proof vests , were rejected on both sides of the entrance hundred journalists , some of whom waited there for 24 hours. On the first floor , a charity ball for Anglo-Saxon expats coming to an end after raising more than 55,000 Swiss francs ( € 45 000 ) for four NGOs for underprivileged children . Women long time black or transparent negligee on interminable heels staggering crossed the hall to join their car. " What I feel ugly next to them ," grumbled an Iranian journalist scarf that had not taken enough of clothes for these negotiations extending, started Wednesday morning. A few minutes earlier , a drunk Scotsman who had tried to break into the negotiating room had to be evacuated by the police discreetly .
