Tehran, SAEDNEWS: "We had constructive negotiations. There are essentially technical issues between the two sides. We agreed to participate in the next summit and to continue our negotiations on the sidelines of the summit," Eslami told reporters after meeting with Director-General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Rafael Grossi in Tehran.
"The IAEA chief is scheduled to travel to Tehran in the near future to hold talks with the authorities on replacement of the memory cards of the cameras," he added.
"What is important to us is building trust and mutual trust should exist between Iran and the IAEA," Eslami underlined.
Grossi arrived in Tehran to meet with Eslami in the Iranian capital on Sunday.
The agenda of the IAEA chief’s travel was not clear, but the trip comes after President Ebrahim Rayeesi warned the UN nuclear watchdog against the consequences of its “unconstructive” attitude towards Iran.
Iran’s representative to the international organizations in Vienna Kazzem Qaribabadi said on Saturday that Grossi will hold talks with Eslami, and afterward, the two sides will issue a joint statement (Source: FARS NEWS).
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