Last minute: The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and Iran agreed to strengthen cooperation and dialogue to finalize unresolved issues.
“WE HAVE A RESULT”
Rafael Mariano Grossi, President of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), met today in the capital Tehran with the President of Iran Atomic Energy Agency Mohammed Islami. Speaking at the joint press conference held after the meeting, Islami stated that the meeting was productive and said, “Today, we reviewed the unresolved issues with Mr. Grossi and came to a conclusion.” he had spoken.
“It was decided that the documents to be exchanged between the IAEA and Iran would be exchanged no later than the month of Hordad (June) and resolved until the day of ‘re-implementation’, which is one of the assumptions of the Vienna talks,” Islami said. had used the words.
“ONE OF THE RED LINES”
Stating that the accusations and files related to Iran’s nuclear program should be closed completely, Islami said that not making any obstacles to the continuation of peaceful nuclear activities is one of Iran’s red lines in the negotiations.
Stating that the issues between Iran and the IAEA should not be politicized, Islami said, “Political influence and lobbying should not affect the Agency’s decisions. The issues between Iran and the IAEA should be followed in a completely professional manner and should act within the framework of expertise.” he had spoken.
IAEA Director Grossi, on the other hand, stated that they had very productive and intense talks with Iran’s Atomic Energy Authority Chairman Islami. he said.
“IT IS IMPORTANT THAT WE REACH A MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING”
Pointing to the ongoing nuclear talks in Vienna, Grossi continued:
“It is unlikely to think that the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (the nuclear deal with Iran) will be revived until the security oversight issues between Iran and the IAEA are resolved. It is therefore important that we reach a mutual understanding so that experts can find a solution in the future.”
When asked about the leaked reports of the IAEA on Iran to the Western media before they were sent to the member states, Grossi said, “This issue is a question mark for me as well, and the answer may be this. Unfortunately, some countries do not comply with the principle of confidentiality and this is a very unfortunate situation. Maybe We find a suitable solution by opening a website.” had spoken.
Grossi added that the work of the IAEA was “influential and uncontrollable” by any country.