Why it matters:
Baghaei's remarks reflect Iran's ongoing efforts to engage with the IAEA while navigating the complexities of international relations and political pressures surrounding its nuclear program.
The big picture:
As Iran-U.S. indirect dialogue continues over Tehran's nuclear activities, the relationship between Iran and the IAEA is crucial for transparency and cooperation.
Baghaei's remarks highlight the importance of maintaining a professional dialogue free from external political pressures.
What he is saying:
"As a member of the agency, we have always believed in having a relationship with the IAEA based on commitments. We have fulfilled our obligations at various times, regardless of political approaches," Baghaei stated.
He also mentioned that the IAEA's Deputy Director General will visit Tehran this week to discuss conventional cooperation between Iran and the agency.
"We expect the Director General to carry out his duties without being influenced by the political pressures of certain parties," he added.
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