Iran Flexible in Nuclear Talks
AMMAN, May 21--Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki has said Iran is ready to show flexibility in nuclear talks with Western powers in order to reach an agreement acceptable to all sides.
Mottaki told Alalam in Jordan that Iran welcomes negotiations "to remove any possible ambiguities and (guarantee) non-diversion of its nuclear activities" without a precondition.
Mottaki has already said "there is a high possibility that a meeting will take place in Spain" between top negotiator Ali Larijani and EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana sometime between May 22 and May 31.
"In order to reach a comprehensive understanding in nuclear negotiations, we are flexible in the framework of the (UN) regulations," he said on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum meeting on the Mideast.
"The only price we cannot pay is relinquishing the Iranian nation's right to acquire peaceful nuclear technology since the officials and the government are not allowed by the nation (on a compromise).
Mottaki told Alalam in Jordan that Iran welcomes negotiations "to remove any possible ambiguities and (guarantee) non-diversion of its nuclear activities" without a precondition.
Mottaki has already said "there is a high possibility that a meeting will take place in Spain" between top negotiator Ali Larijani and EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana sometime between May 22 and May 31.
"In order to reach a comprehensive understanding in nuclear negotiations, we are flexible in the framework of the (UN) regulations," he said on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum meeting on the Mideast.
"The only price we cannot pay is relinquishing the Iranian nation's right to acquire peaceful nuclear technology since the officials and the government are not allowed by the nation (on a compromise).
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