A uranium enrichment facility in Isfahan, Iran. The processing facility is suspected in urania became part of secret nuclear weapons development program. (wikipedia.org)Dubai (Reuters)-Iran has agreed "some things" with the UN Atomic Energy Agency on Wednesday and said that the two sides will meet again to negotiate the remaining differences on the future, such reports from Iran media.
Reuters report indicates failure of interpreting Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to reach an agreement that has long been anticipated by the international world.
Earlier, the IAEA hopes to persuade Iran to allow UN agencies based in Vienna to return to the examination of the suspected nuclear program Tehran, Iran United States in an effort to develop nuclear weapons.
Iran's Ambassador to IAEA Ali Asghar Soltanieh indicated to the media that progress in the Iran negotiations has been reached in a meeting in Tehran. Soltanieh did not reveal further progress he means.
So far the IAEA has not commented on the statements of Soltanieh.
"In addition to successfully bridge several differences and agree on a few things, the two sides have decided to consider and discuss the matter of the proposed new plan in a meeting in Tehran," said Soltanieh, as quoted from the Fars news agency.
Meanwhile television station Press, which is a State-owned media and broadcast news in the United Kingdom, citing that Soltanieh said that the remaining differences will be discussed in the next meeting of the Iran-IAEA. Press TV did not reveal the specific timing for the second meeting of the plan.
A diplomat from a Western country was not mentioned by name by Reuters earlier said, he is not berhatap meeting between IAEA and Iran can produce something real.
On the other side of the Islamic Republic of Iran rejects the Western accusations that suspect the program is aimed at producing nuclear energy, the atom bomb. Iran says that uranium enrichment is done only to supply energy for the aim of civil society. (G005/C003)
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