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No new date set yet for Iran-EU nuclear talks
Published in Saudi Press Agency on 11 - 11 - 2007


No new date has yet been set for nuclear talks
between Iran's chief nuclear negotiator Saeid Jalili and European
Union foreign policy chief Javier Solana, ISNA news agency reported
Sunday, according to dpa.
Jalili's deputy Javad Vaeidi told ISNA that the meeting between
the two sides was on the agenda but no date had yet been fixed.
Vaeidi refrained from saying whether the meeting would be held
before or after the mid-November International Atomic Energy Agency
(IAEA) board meeting but noted that also other diplomatic efforts
were under way. He gave no details.
He termed the current cooperation between Iran and the IAEA as
"very serious and active" but warned that a third United Nations
Security Council resolution could "seriously harm" this cooperation
process.
Within a so-called work plan, Iran and the IAEA have been
cooperating since last August to remove all technical ambiguities
over Iran's nuclear projects.
The results of the IAEA talks with Iran will be compiled within a
report and presented to the IAEA board of governors next week.
The IAEA report is considered the main criterion for world powers
to decide whether to issue a third resolution, including harsher
financial sanctions, or give Solana the chance to continue his talks
with Jalili to find a diplomatic settlement.
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Wednesday that Iran's nuclear
programme was a "one-way road" and not even UN resolutions could make
the country retreat from its programmes.
He further said that Iran already possessed over 3,000
centrifuges, refraining however from disclosing how many are
operating.
Iran says that its nuclear programmes are just for civilian and
peaceful purposes, with enrichment levels at a maximum of only 5 per
cent to produce nuclear fuel for its reactors.
The international community fears that Iran might use the very
same process, but at a higher enrichment level, to make atomic bombs.
The West also argues that as Iran has no nuclear reactors yet -
and even the joint plant with Russia in southern Iran is not yet
completed - the country had no imminent need for nuclear fuel and
hence no justification for uranium enrichment.


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