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Prospects of Cooperation, Diplomacy: Assessing Iran's Nuclear Activities in IAEA Board of Governors Meeting
(MENAFN) In a recent commentary, Shargh newspaper reflects on the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Board of Governors' meeting and highlights the evolving dynamics surrounding Iran's nuclear activities. The commentary notes that the meeting, based on the discussions and statements made by IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi, as well as the quarterly report published by Grossi, indicates a shift in the level of sensitivity towards Iran's nuclear program. The risk of issuing resolutions, referring the case to the Security Council, invoking the trigger mechanism, or issuing statements against Iran is currently ruled out.
This change in sensitivity provides a relative sense of hope, but the commentary emphasizes that it does not imply the establishment of a comprehensive atmosphere of bilateral cooperation. It acknowledges the recent cooperation between Iran and the IAEA, as outlined in the Esfand (March) agreement, which has so far prevented a further deterioration of the situation regarding Iran's nuclear activities. However, the commentary raises an important question about the future of this cooperative stance and whether it will lead to positive outcomes, increased influence, and meaningful progress in ongoing negotiations.
The commentary highlights the importance of continued engagement and dialogue between Iran and the IAEA to sustain the current positive momentum. It suggests that the "honeymoon" phase, characterized by improved cooperation and a hopeful outlook, needs to be nurtured to foster a conducive environment for constructive negotiations. The results of this ongoing engagement will determine the potential for further openings, positive outcomes, and increased influence in the context of Iran's nuclear activities.
Ultimately, the commentary underscores the significance of sustained diplomatic efforts and mutual cooperation to navigate the complex dynamics surrounding Iran's nuclear program. It emphasizes the need for continued dialogue, transparency, and commitment from both Iran and the IAEA to ensure a productive and mutually beneficial outcome.
This change in sensitivity provides a relative sense of hope, but the commentary emphasizes that it does not imply the establishment of a comprehensive atmosphere of bilateral cooperation. It acknowledges the recent cooperation between Iran and the IAEA, as outlined in the Esfand (March) agreement, which has so far prevented a further deterioration of the situation regarding Iran's nuclear activities. However, the commentary raises an important question about the future of this cooperative stance and whether it will lead to positive outcomes, increased influence, and meaningful progress in ongoing negotiations.
The commentary highlights the importance of continued engagement and dialogue between Iran and the IAEA to sustain the current positive momentum. It suggests that the "honeymoon" phase, characterized by improved cooperation and a hopeful outlook, needs to be nurtured to foster a conducive environment for constructive negotiations. The results of this ongoing engagement will determine the potential for further openings, positive outcomes, and increased influence in the context of Iran's nuclear activities.
Ultimately, the commentary underscores the significance of sustained diplomatic efforts and mutual cooperation to navigate the complex dynamics surrounding Iran's nuclear program. It emphasizes the need for continued dialogue, transparency, and commitment from both Iran and the IAEA to ensure a productive and mutually beneficial outcome.
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