Iranian MP: IAEA should not be concerned about Iran's nuclear program

Senior Iranian parliament member Alaeddin Boroujerdi calls the IAEA Board of Governors not to worry about Iran's nuclear program because of its transparent and peaceful nature, ISNA reported.

The Board of Governors should not have any concerns about Iran's nuclear program because the activities are transparent, peaceful and within the framework of the agency's regulations and the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), the chairman of the Iranian Parliament Foreign Policy and National Security Committee told ISNA.

The IAEA Board of Governors passed a resolution on Thursday voicing "serious concern" about Tehran's nuclear program asserting it wants a peaceful resolution for the case.

Also regarding why Iran has not permitted the IAEA access to certain nuclear facilities Boroujerdi stated that Tehran has accepted the agency's access to every facility that has been under the safeguard agreement but has refused access to sites that is not committed according to the safeguard agreement, he said.

He also continued that Tehran is ready to end the ambiguities and reach a final agreement with the P5+1 if the group changes its viewpoints which are under influence by the US policies.