Iran determined to produce nuclear energy, president Tehran, April
IRNA - Islamic Republic News Agency
Tehran, April 3, IRNA
Iran-Guinea-Ahmadinejad
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Monday that Iranian nation will exercise its determination to produce nuclear energy it needs for economic development.
In a meeting with the Guinean Foreign Minister Fatoumate Kaba Sidibe, President Ahmadinejad said that Iran has nationalized know-how to produce nuclear energy thanks to the efforts of Iranian scholars.
He dismissed the state of suspicion being pretended by several European countries and the US about Iranian nuclear program.
"The path followed by Iran to produce nuclear energy is transparent and in line with Safeguards Agreement of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and is monitored by the UN nuclear watchdog.
Turning to the Iraqi-imposed war and economic and political sanctions against Iran by its enemies, the chief executive said that today the Iranian government and nation has resumed a new movement for multifaceted independence and self-sufficiency in all domains.
Ahmadinejad pointed to the deep relations and Islamic solidarity between the two states and said, "Iran's potentials also belong to its allies. African countries, including Guinea, have a special status in the country's foreign policy.
The president expressed satisfaction with the efforts of Guinean people to gain full independence and freedom, establish Islam and make economic achievements.
"Supports of Iran and Guinea for each other in international fora lay a good cornerstone for cooperation of Muslim and free nations, which should be expanded and strengthened in all domains," added Ahmadinejad.
For her part, Sidibe said that bilateral relations should bolster and underlined her country's support for Iran's efforts to produce nuclear energy.
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