Six Nations Committed to Extensive Talks with Iran – Russia RIA Novosti, PUBLISHED July 26, 2013 The six world powers negotiating with Iran on its controversial nuclear program are committed to holding comprehensive talks with Tehran in the near future, the Russia’s Foreign Ministry said Tuesday. The ministry said the issue had been discussed earlier in the day in Brussels, at a meeting of senior diplomats from the United States, Russia, China, France, Britain and Germany, and chaired by EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton. The sides have “particularly stressed their interest in holding the next full-format round of talks between Iran and the six nations in the near future, as soon as the Iranian side is ready,” the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement. Ashton said ahead of the meeting that the six nations expected to meet with the Iranian team of negotiators soon. Iranian President-Elect Hassan Rouhani, who won the June 14 vote, is expected to appoint the country’s new chief nuclear negotiator after taking office on August 5, Euronews said. Other news: China Offers Russia Floating Nuke Plant Joint Project It was proposed that a joint venture should be established with investments from both sides. Russia Eyes Nuclear Power Project in Finland – Source A government source told RIA Novosti. The transaction on consolidation of a 100% stake in Uranium One Inc. by ARMZ Uranium Holding Co. has been approved both by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Canada, and regulators in Russia, Australia and the USA. |
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