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Iran`s cooperation with IAEA favorable as before: IAEO spokesman

IRNA

Tehran, Oct 6, IRNA -- Spokesman for Iran`s Atomic Energy 
Organization (IAEO) Saber Zaimian said here Monday that Iran`s 
cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is 
favorable as it was before. 
Talking to IRNA, Zaimian expressed satisfaction over the outcomes 
of IAEA`s two-day talks with its representatives in Tehran and 
termed such negotiations as "positive". 
"It seems possible to reach the two sides` favorable answers 
earlier than the predicted time regarding mutual trust between Iran 
and the agency," he said. 
"Required and demanded information of the International Atomic 
Energy Agency is provided to the agency`s representatives," he added. 
Zaimian gave no further explanation on the details of such 
information provided by Iran to the agency. 
He said IAEA Deputy Director-General Peter Goldschmidt left 
Tehran at the end of the first round of talks and determination of 
the main agenda of negotiations and inspections, adding the 
five-member delegation of IAEA representatives will continue talks in 
Tehran to reach favorable answers to the two sides` questions. 
The spokesman predicted that negotiations and inspections of the 
centers that both sides agreed to be inspected will last for two 
weeks. 
The six-member technical delegation of the agency arrived in 
Tehran on Thursday to hold talks with Iranian officials and experts. 
This is the first visit by IAEA` experts to Iran after a 
resolution passed by its board of governors against Iran. 
The IAEA Board of Governors passed a resolution setting Iran an 
October 31 deadline to prove it had no secret weapons programs on 
September 12. 
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