Iran urges its nuclear right be recognized during Moscow talks
Iran’s chief nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili said Tehran
expects that its right to nuclear technology, including uranium
enrichment, be recognized during the upcoming talks with the world
powers in the Russian capital Moscow.
State media today quoted Jalali as saying Iran welcomes dialogue and
has always been open to cooperation and talks with different countries
on a wide range of issues, including cooperation in the field of nuclear
energy. He said if the world powers are also committed to a similar
strategy, a similar approach, then the prospects for the Moscow talks
will be promising.
Jalali said Iran will look at this round of talks with optimism if the agreements reached in Istanbul and Baghdad are honored. The talks between Iran and the P5+1 – the five permanent UN Security Council members plus Germany – are slated for June 18-19 in Moscow. Iran and the six powers held the last round of nuclear talks in the Iraqi capital Baghdad in May.
Jalali said Iran will look at this round of talks with optimism if the agreements reached in Istanbul and Baghdad are honored. The talks between Iran and the P5+1 – the five permanent UN Security Council members plus Germany – are slated for June 18-19 in Moscow. Iran and the six powers held the last round of nuclear talks in the Iraqi capital Baghdad in May.
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