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    IRAN'S AMBASSADOR EXPLAINS HIS GOVERNMENT POSITION ON IAEA RESOLUTION

    Armenpress
    Oct 3, 2005

    YEREVAN, OCTOBER 3, ARMENPRESS: In a brief interview to Armenpress
    Iran's ambassador to Armenia, Alireza Haghighyan, explained his
    government's position on a recent resolution adopted by the Board of
    Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) regarding
    Iran's nuclear programs.

    According to the ambassador, the resolution was an epitome of pressure
    by certain powers with excessive ambitions on other members of the IAEA
    Board of Governors and was politically motivated presenting illegal,
    illogical demands to the Islamic Republic of Iran, and goes beyond
    the obligations of the IAEA. Haghighyan went on saying that despite
    numerous efforts of the states, sponsoring the resolution, it was
    put to a vote, which is evidence of lack of international consensus
    on Iran's nuclear programs.

    The ambassador said Iran has always remained committed to its
    international obligations and all inspections and reports by the IAEA
    clearly indicate compliance of Iran with the provisions of disarmament
    treaties, especially with NPT and the peaceful nature of Iran's
    nuclear activities. The ambassador said Iran considers the excessive
    insistence of the sponsors of this resolution on imposing illegal
    conditions on Iran as a move in the direction of the deprivation of
    all member states from their rights and welcomes all efforts aimed
    at achieving success and full understanding on nuclear issues solely
    in the framework of NPT, IAEA Statute and the Safeguard Agreement.

    He said the Islamic Republic f Iran regards the IAEA and its Statute as
    the only competent authority in creating nuclear technological balance
    and views any irresponsible, unilateral and illegal interventions of
    the Agency as a threat to future international management. He also
    said submitting Iran's nuclear dossier to UN Security Council does
    not promote resolution of the issue.
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