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Ashton announced the conclusion of the meetings of 5 +1 and confirms that the negotiations need to be a long time
Editor: SS | NQ Thursday 24 May 2012 16:54 GMT
Alsumaria News / Baghdad,
announced a spokesman for a coordinated foreign policy of the European Union, Catherine Ashton, Thursday, for the conclusion of the meetings of the 5 +1 and Iran in Baghdad on the convoluted nuclear Iran, stressing that negotiations on the file need to be a long time, she noted that the next meeting will be held in Moscow to discuss what was agreed upon in Baghdad. Ashton said in a press conference held today in Baghdad and attended by "Alsumaria News", "of the meetings of 5 +1 and Iran in Baghdad on the Iranian nuclear issue concluded today," indicating that "the negotiations on the file need a long time on this file. " said Ashton, "The next meeting of the states 5 +1 on Iran's nuclear program will be held in Moscow to discuss what was agreed upon in Baghdad," noting that "there is a serious commitment on the part of Iran on the treatment of the issue of uranium to 20 percent of depleted uranium. " explained Ashton that "this issue will be discussed in negotiations, Moscow," emphasizing the need for "confidence-building to look forward to the results of serious and concrete and clear." She Ashton that "the results of these discussions have resulted in some points of common ground and that's what we talked it and put various topics under discussion, "adding that" the next meeting will be completed as Tfguena it means we are moving in the direction of true and clear. " The spokeswoman coordinated foreign policy of the European Union, Catherine Ashton, uncovered, on Thursday evening, the extension of group meetings (5 +1), Iran in the Iraqi capital Baghdad on Tehran's nuclear program, while the official source in the Iranian delegation that the extension of the talks came after a closed-door meeting between the head of the Iranian delegation, Saeed Jalili and Ashton. The head of the Iranian delegation, Saeed Jalili, held closed-door meeting with the coordinator of the foreign policy of the European Union, Catherine Ashton Following the announcement of the conclusion of meetings of the Group (5 +1) on Tehran's nuclear program Thursday afternoon, which started its work, on Wednesday (23 May 2012), which included three mobiles from the talks. and held the group of (5 +1) and Iran, three rounds of discussions since the beginning of meetings of the parties in the capital Baghdad on Wednesday, the last afternoon, without reaching results. The Iraqi government expected, on Wednesday (23 May, the current) the continuation of the meeting of 5 +1 on Iran's nuclear program, which was held in Baghdad, even Thursday, if no solution is reached on the file. and held in his home in the Green Zone in central Baghdad, on Wednesday, the first meeting and second meeting of the states (5 +1) and Iran to discuss Tehran's nuclear file with the participation of delegations of the European Union and the United States, China, France , and an official Iranian nuclear file Said Jalili, following approval by the permanent members of the Security Council and Germany, while confirming the Iraqi government readiness to protect him and not allow any state to participate in the meeting that interfere with security. with Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki during a meeting with a coordinated European Union for Foreign Affairs Catherine Ashton , that the success of the meeting will reflect positively on the region and Iraq in particular, as pointed Ashton that Baghdad has become the focus of this activity is great international after it had been the center of activity of the Arab, in referring to the Arab Summit in Baghdad end of March 2012. expressed by President Jalal Talabani during a meeting with official Iranian nuclear file Said Jalili, the first on Tuesday, (22 of May), Iraq's desire to exit the meeting with positive results, while stressing Jalili that his country looks forward to that meeting is an important step in the way of solving problems related to, and expressed his country's desire to consolidate relations and expand cooperation with Iraq. With criticized the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, on Wednesday (23 May 2012), and strongly a meeting of (5 +1), Iran hosted the capital, Baghdad, saying that pushing Iraq in Tehran's nuclear file would expose him to pressure and compromise the independence , described the move as "dangerous." The international community accuses Tehran of using its civilian nuclear program declared to conceal a plan to develop atomic weapons pose a serious threat to the security of the region, while still the United Nations imposed sanctions on Tehran over this file, and not to allow international inspectors to visit Centers reactors to determine their nature, while Iran has repeatedly denied seeking to acquire nuclear weapons, asserting that the aim of its nuclear program is civilian exchange, and approved the production of over 4,500 kilograms of enriched uranium since 2007, an amount sufficient to produce four nuclear weapons, according to estimates of the number of experts.
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Ashton announced the conclusion of the meetings of 5 +1 and confirms that the negotiations need to be a long time
Editor: SS | NQ Thursday 24 May 2012 16:54 GMT
Alsumaria News / Baghdad,
announced a spokesman for a coordinated foreign policy of the European Union, Catherine Ashton, Thursday, for the conclusion of the meetings of the 5 +1 and Iran in Baghdad on the convoluted nuclear Iran, stressing that negotiations on the file need to be a long time, she noted that the next meeting will be held in Moscow to discuss what was agreed upon in Baghdad. Ashton said in a press conference held today in Baghdad and attended by "Alsumaria News", "of the meetings of 5 +1 and Iran in Baghdad on the Iranian nuclear issue concluded today," indicating that "the negotiations on the file need a long time on this file. " said Ashton, "The next meeting of the states 5 +1 on Iran's nuclear program will be held in Moscow to discuss what was agreed upon in Baghdad," noting that "there is a serious commitment on the part of Iran on the treatment of the issue of uranium to 20 percent of depleted uranium. " explained Ashton that "this issue will be discussed in negotiations, Moscow," emphasizing the need for "confidence-building to look forward to the results of serious and concrete and clear." She Ashton that "the results of these discussions have resulted in some points of common ground and that's what we talked it and put various topics under discussion, "adding that" the next meeting will be completed as Tfguena it means we are moving in the direction of true and clear. " The spokeswoman coordinated foreign policy of the European Union, Catherine Ashton, uncovered, on Thursday evening, the extension of group meetings (5 +1), Iran in the Iraqi capital Baghdad on Tehran's nuclear program, while the official source in the Iranian delegation that the extension of the talks came after a closed-door meeting between the head of the Iranian delegation, Saeed Jalili and Ashton. The head of the Iranian delegation, Saeed Jalili, held closed-door meeting with the coordinator of the foreign policy of the European Union, Catherine Ashton Following the announcement of the conclusion of meetings of the Group (5 +1) on Tehran's nuclear program Thursday afternoon, which started its work, on Wednesday (23 May 2012), which included three mobiles from the talks. and held the group of (5 +1) and Iran, three rounds of discussions since the beginning of meetings of the parties in the capital Baghdad on Wednesday, the last afternoon, without reaching results. The Iraqi government expected, on Wednesday (23 May, the current) the continuation of the meeting of 5 +1 on Iran's nuclear program, which was held in Baghdad, even Thursday, if no solution is reached on the file. and held in his home in the Green Zone in central Baghdad, on Wednesday, the first meeting and second meeting of the states (5 +1) and Iran to discuss Tehran's nuclear file with the participation of delegations of the European Union and the United States, China, France , and an official Iranian nuclear file Said Jalili, following approval by the permanent members of the Security Council and Germany, while confirming the Iraqi government readiness to protect him and not allow any state to participate in the meeting that interfere with security. with Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki during a meeting with a coordinated European Union for Foreign Affairs Catherine Ashton , that the success of the meeting will reflect positively on the region and Iraq in particular, as pointed Ashton that Baghdad has become the focus of this activity is great international after it had been the center of activity of the Arab, in referring to the Arab Summit in Baghdad end of March 2012. expressed by President Jalal Talabani during a meeting with official Iranian nuclear file Said Jalili, the first on Tuesday, (22 of May), Iraq's desire to exit the meeting with positive results, while stressing Jalili that his country looks forward to that meeting is an important step in the way of solving problems related to, and expressed his country's desire to consolidate relations and expand cooperation with Iraq. With criticized the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, on Wednesday (23 May 2012), and strongly a meeting of (5 +1), Iran hosted the capital, Baghdad, saying that pushing Iraq in Tehran's nuclear file would expose him to pressure and compromise the independence , described the move as "dangerous." The international community accuses Tehran of using its civilian nuclear program declared to conceal a plan to develop atomic weapons pose a serious threat to the security of the region, while still the United Nations imposed sanctions on Tehran over this file, and not to allow international inspectors to visit Centers reactors to determine their nature, while Iran has repeatedly denied seeking to acquire nuclear weapons, asserting that the aim of its nuclear program is civilian exchange, and approved the production of over 4,500 kilograms of enriched uranium since 2007, an amount sufficient to produce four nuclear weapons, according to estimates of the number of experts.
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