Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) have agreed to continue consultations on Iran's nuclear program after a visit to the Iranian Nuclear Partnership, which aimed to discuss the new format of cooperation between the parties, said Kazem Gharib Abadi.
"Taking into account the discussions during the meeting, it was decided to continue consultations," Jamara agency quoted Garib Abad as saying.
One day before the high-ranking Iranian political source, the visit of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) was scheduled to make a specific decision during the talks, and Iran still accuses the agency to support the attackers on the nuclear facilities of the republic.
Earlier, IAEA General Manager Rafael Grossi announced that Tehran clarified the agency's leadership that it was ready to resume technical consultations with him. He also noted that the IAEA insists on its return to Iran's inspectors to continue the work in the country's nuclear facilities as soon as possible.
