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IAEA makes Iran report available only to Board of Governors members

IRNA

2003/08/26

Vienna, Aug 26, IRNA -- The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) 
released the report of Iran`s nuclear program for the member states of
the Board of Governors on Tuesday, an official of the Vienna-based 
agency told IRNA. 
He said that the report was made available among the 35-nation 
Board of Governors several hours ago to be studied at the upcoming 
meeting of the Board on September 8. 
The IAEA official said that the report had been distributed only 
among representatives of the member states at the Board of Governors 
and no details are available about its contents. 
The IAEA had already released a report about Iranian nuclear 
program for the members of the Board of Governors on June 6. 
The IAEA was established in Vienna in 1957 to enlarge contribution
of atomic energy to peace, health and prosperity throughout the world 
and to ensure that assistance provided by it or at its request or 
under its supervision or control is not used in such a way as to 
further any military purpose. 
The IAEA is administratively a member of the United Nations and 
reports on its activities once a year to the UN General Assembly. 
Iran whose membership dates back to 1958 is the founding member of
the agency. 
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