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Article: IRAN: 'MAXIMUM' COOPERATION OFFERED TO IAEA, NOT SECURITY COUNCIL.
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- IPR Strategic Business Information Database
- Article date:
- May 1, 2006
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Iran announced it would show "maximum" cooperation" if its case was returned to the IAEA from the UN Security Council. "The other point is that we are prepared, based upon our commitments to cooperate with the agency and in the framework of international laws and regulations such as the Additional Protocol, to continue our cooperation on the condition that the issue remains within the framework of the agency," Mohammad Saidi, the deputy head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, told reporters on April 29. Saidi insisted Iran would be able to answer the IAEA's concerns about the access granted to UN inspectors if the UN Security Council dropped Iran's nuclear dossier. He ...