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Tehran Agreement, yardstick for Iran, says diplomat

IRNA

Vienna, Nov 21, IRNA -- Tehran agreement is the yardstick for Iran and
it does not welcome any other thing whatsoever, said an Iranian 
diplomat, who attends the ongoing board of governors meeting of the 
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) here on Friday. 
The diplomat, who identified himself as Fereydoun, told IRNA that 
the only important things for Tehran, based on which all affairs 
should be handled, are the Tehran Agreement and the statements made 
there. 
The Tehran Agreement, reached on October 21 among Iran and foreign
ministers of Britain, France and Germany, stresses Iran`s agreement 
to joining the additional protocol of the nuclear Non-Proliferation 
Treaty (NPT) and the suspension of Iran`s uranium enrichment program 
on the one hand and extension of peaceful nuclear technology 
assistance to Tehran by European partners. 
Another diplomat had already quoted the head of the IAEA Board as 
calling on Iran to close the case on its accession to the NPT 
additional protocol at the agency`s Friday meeting. 
He said that Iran, however, believes that talks on its accession 
to the additional protocol should be coupled with discussions on 
the outcome of the agreement among three European foreign ministers. 
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