In an interview with IRNA on Tuesday, Amouei said that the Doha talks are a continuation of the Vienna talks and the proposed model is to accelerate the negotiation process and resolve the remaining issues of the Vienna talks.
Referring to the draft text of the Vienna talks, he added that disputed issues remain in the draft that among them the main issues are about the sanctions that the US is trying to keep, but the Islamic Republic of Iran seeks to lift the sanctions to protect the interests of the Iranians.
Stating that the path of negotiations in Doha, Qatar, is set to proceed more quickly, he highlighted that if the US is ready to lift sanctions against Iran, “we expect” the outcome of the talks to be determined quickly, and the main mission of the Iranian negotiating team in Doha is to speed up the negotiation process and preserve the national interests of the country.
Earlier, Amouei noted that Iran provided the broadest inspection opportunities for the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), with over one-fifth of all inspections being allocated to Iran.
he underscored that Iran’s logic of giving the IAEA the opportunity to verify its nuclear activity was to remove uncertainties, but the ambiguities have emerged again due to the agency’s excessive demands despite Iran’s cooperation.
The IAEA and the Board of Governors are under the influence of the Zionist Regime, the lawmaker noted, adding that Grossi’s visit to occupied Palestine while Israel is not a member of the NPT and not willing to disambiguate its nuclear state is indicative of the IAEA’s bias.
He continued that Iran’s Parliament backs the decision to turn off the cameras installed beyond Safeguard Agreements in nuclear sites and increase uranium enrichment in response to the adoption of the resolution.
Amouei said that Iran expected that the talks in Vienna would reach a conclusion by the US stopping excessive demands and its readiness to lift sanctions.
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