Library Documents on Iran's Nuclear Program
March 13, 2004
Mr. Chairman,
First I would like to thank the Director General and the Safeguards staff for the considerable skill and perseverance they have demonstrated on the Iran issue.
March 13, 2004
Resolution adopted by the Board on 13 March 2004.
March 13, 2004
Iranian foreign ministry spokesman, Dr Hamidreza Assefi, said on Saturday that the US has been unsuccessful in achieving its objectives following the resolution adopted by the board of governors of International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) on Iran`s nuclear activities.
The US failed to push through its wholly one-sided resolution, he said, adding...
March 13, 2004
The CHAIRMAN said that the Board now had before it, in document GOV/2004/20, a draft resolution which had been subject to review and revisions during the previous several days. Many divergent views and possible different interpretations with regard to parts of the draft resolution continued to exist. However, the time had now come...
March 10, 2004
Iranian foreign minister, Dr Kamal Kharrazi, on Wednesday said that the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) should evaluate its technical and professional identity on the basis of its commitments to the Islamic Republic of Iran, and be careful not to make the situation more complicated.
Speaking to the reporters on the sidelines of the...
March 8, 2004
Our agenda for this meeting covers a broad range of issues, once again touching on all three Agency pillars - technology, safety and verification. I will discuss a number of topics related to each of these pillars, as well as a number of management issues.
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Nuclear Verification
March 7, 2004
Good evening, and thanks for inviting me to say a few words to your group. This is an important time to be considering how the United States and the world should deal with an Iranian regime determined to develop nuclear weapons - because that is exactly what we face. Tomorrow morning, in fact, the IAEA Board of Governors begins its quarterly...
March 5, 2004
The Islamic Republic of Iran is pleased that the report has confirmed Iran's full and active cooperation with the Agency with a view to conclusively resolve all outstanding issues. While Iran recognizes the professionalism and hard work of the Secretariat, it is necessary to clarify a number of inadvertent omissions in...
March 1, 2004
Iran could produce fissile material for nuclear weapons through two methods. The first is to enrich uranium to weapons-grade enrichment levels at facilities currently under construction at Natanz and perhaps in other facilities in Iran. The second method is to reprocess spent nuclear fuel or irradiated uranium targets to separate out plutonium.
February 25, 2004
Tehran, Feb 25, IRNA -- Tehran said on Wednesday it did not deem it necessary to report to the International Atomic Energy Agency outcome of its research on centrifuge P2.
Secretary of Supreme National Security Council Hojatoleslam Hassan Rowhani told reporters prior to his departure for India that Iran does not have the centrifuge and is only...