DRAFT RESOLUTION ON IRAN`S NUCLEAR PROGRAM PRESENTED TO NEGOTIATORS
Vienna, October 22 (AZERTAC). The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has drafted an agreement to supply enriched uranium to Iran following three days of negotiations at its headquarters in Vienna, IAEA Director General Mohammed El Baradei said to reporters at the Agency`s headquarters in Vienna, Austria on October 21, 2009.
If all parties agree to it, the deal could mark a breakthrough after a years-long international standoff over Iran`s nuclear program, he stressed.
As stated, the Draft agreement was announced to reporters by the International Atomic Energy Agency`s chief, who has given all parties involved until Friday to approve it.
At his words, the talks this week gathering Russia, the United States, France, Iran and the IAEA, stalled on Tuesday over Iran`s reluctance to have France participate in any deal on enriching its uranium.
The IAEA chief did not elaborate on the draft deal, but, as stated, if all parties agree to the deal, it would defuse international concerns about Iran`s nuclear program.
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