The results of Grossi's trip to Iran, the focus of the British Foreign Minister's meeting with the Director General of the Agency
The Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, during his trip to London, informed the British Foreign Minister about the results of his recent trip to Tehran.
Eviralnews, “David Cameron”, the British Foreign Minister, and “Rafael Grossi”, the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, have discussed the results of Grossi's recent trip to Iran.
In this regard, the “Guardian” newspaper wrote in a report: During this meeting, which was held in the British capital, the two sides discussed and exchanged opinions about Iran's nuclear program and the results of the recent Grossi negotiations in Tehran.
The Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency arrived in Tehran on Monday last week in order to participate and give a speech at the Iran Nuclear Science and Technology Conference and meet with some Iranian officials. Iran met in negotiations to lift sanctions.
He also met with Mohammad Eslami, head of Iran's Atomic Energy Agency, and the two sides discussed how to implement the March 4 statement to resolve safeguards issues.
The statement of March 4 was a document that was agreed between Iran and the Agency in March 1401, and based on it, the Islamic Republic of Iran voluntarily cooperated with the verification activities and further monitoring of the Agency's inspectors, within the framework of the strategic law of the parliament (Strategic Action Law for the Cancellation of Sanctions and Protection of Interests Iranian nation) agreed.
Following this statement, several expert-level meetings were held and several technical issues between Iran and the Agency were resolved.
In fact, with the cooperation and good will of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the disputes over one of the three places where the agency claims that traces of uranium were found were resolved, as well as the reasoned answers and relevant documents about the other places were presented to the agency.
The Islamic Republic of Iran has always emphasized that it has continued its cooperation with the Agency within the framework of the Comprehensive Safeguard Agreement and that the remaining safeguard issues can be resolved with a professional approach and without the agency's bias.
