Iran not to stop proliferation: Soltanieh

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Iranian representative to IAEA has said that Iran would never stop Uranium enrichment.

In interview to Al Alam news network Ali Asghar Soltanieh described Iran-IAEA talks to settle the disputes as successful, but he said that practical solutions would be signed into agreement after settling other disputes.

Iranian representative to IAEA also said that an Agency envoy visit to Parchin complex would be negotiated after practical plan, and added that Iran had reached agreements in some issues, but no agreement had been documented,according to MNA.

“Talks with the Agency on settling differences would be on, with agreements on future round of talks,” he asserted, saying that “talks with the Agency were in a forward direction, and we say that we are ready to eliminate any ambiguities.”

Next round of talks will be held before the IAEA Board of Governors meeting.

Herman Nackaerts, IAEA Deputy Director General and Head of the Department of Safeguards told reporters in Austria after visiting Iran that the Agency had reached an agreement on future round of talks in next 12 months in Tehran.

Iran-IAEA last talk was held in December 2012. Iran says its nuclear program is peaceful, but US and EU have put sanctions on Iran to curb its nuclear program.

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