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Iran nuclear talks planned for Monday in Vienna

International Desk |
Update: 2013-12-08 09:58:57

DHAKA: Experts from Iran and the six major powers overseeing a landmark interim nuclear agreement will meet Monday in Vienna to discuss its implementation with UN inspectors.

An Iranian negotiator said, reports The Straits Times.

‘On Monday, we will have another expert-level meeting with the six countries and (EU foreign policy chief Catherine) Ashton’s team,’ Iran’s lead negotiator Abbas Araqchi was quoted as saying Sunday by the ISNA news agency.

Representatives from the International Atomic Energy Agency, which is supervising the implementation of the agreement, will also be present, he said.

In November, Iran and the so-called P5+1, the United States, Britain, France, China and Russia plus Germany, reached a historic agreement in which Teheran is to curb its controversial nuclear activities in exchange for limited sanctions relief.

BDST: 2053 HRS, DEC 08, 2013

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