Washington DC: The Biden administration on Thursday named Robert Malley, a former top adviser in the Obama administration, as special envoy for Iran, a senior State Department official said, confirming an earlier Reuters report.
Published 6 years ago on Jan 29th 2021, 8:04 pm
By Web Desk
Malley was a key member of former President Barack Obama’s team that negotiated the nuclear accord with Iran and world powers,
an agreement that Donald Trump abandoned in 2018 despite strong opposition from Washington’s European allies.
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