Grossi: Progress in negotiations with Iran + Movie – Mehr News Agency | Iranian and world news

According to RCO News Agency, Rafael Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, said in a start -up meeting at the IAEA’s Governors’ Season meeting that Iran’s nuclear program reviewed in recent weeks, especially after the June attacks (Zionist and US aggression against Iran’s nuclear facilities).

He added: “As you can remember, I have explained this verbally and detailed at the same meeting of the Council and in the UN Security Council.” I have also provided detailed details in my reports to the Council. I have been in contact with Iran continuously and systematically to respond to the concerns raised and find ways to restore the necessary cooperation between the Agency and Iran. We have carefully followed the recent developments in Tehran, especially the legal approval of the Iranian parliament to suspend cooperation with the Agency, which the President of Iran has endorsed July 2.

The Director General of the Agency added: “In an interview with Iran, I have expressed my readiness to consider this transformation, but I have noted that national laws can make obligations within the country’s borders, but it does not create such a requirement for the agency. In this regard, the comprehensive agreement of the Iranian sanctity remains in force, and is the only binding document that determines the rights and obligations of the Agency and Iran in the implementation of the safeguards. Therefore, the agency’s sanction measures in Iran are as well as any other country with a comprehensive sanction agreement.

“I have stated the agency’s readiness to examine Iran’s concerns and suggestions to the extent that it is compatible with the sankship agreement,” he said, referring to Iran’s conditions (following the attack on the country’s nuclear facilities). Exactly this, the focus of our last few weeks in Tehran and Vienna to reach an agreement on the practical steps needed to carry out verification activities in Iran.

“There have been some progress,” said the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency. Honestly, I hope that in the next few days these conversations can be achieved successful in order to fully resist our cooperation with Iran. I am confident that by performing these practical steps, other important diplomatic consultations and trends will also go on a more promising hospital and lead to positive results.

He claimed that the full enforcement of the IAEA and Iran’s obligations under the NPT sanctions agreement for Iran is an essential condition for the real improvement of the situation. There is still the opportunity, but not too much; When there is good good and sense of responsibility, it will always be enough. This is my message to Iran and you will have enough time to express your views. We are ready to hear, especially the views of Iran and other countries on what is going on. I assure that the agency is doing its utmost on this path.

At the seasonal meeting of the Governors’ Council, which launched today (Monday) and continues until Friday, issues such as nuclear safety, the implementation of sanctions agreements, and the IAEA’s scientific and research activities will be discussed.

Mikhail Olianov, Russia’s permanent representative to international organizations based in Vienna, had earlier announced that the International Atomic Energy Agency’s Board of Directors, Iran and its nuclear program at the September meeting.