Negotiators won't discuss Iran's plan publicly

GENEVA The next meeting on Iran's nuclear program will be held in Geneva on November 7 and 8, said the negotiators after two days of talks this week. The head of European diplomacy, Catherine Ashton, read a statement to reporters and said that the negotiators "will not talk publicly about the details of the plan proposed by Iran." Negotiators won't discuss Iran's plan publicly According to her, the negotiators have agreed to keep confidential the details of the plan unveiled yesterday by Iran. Meanwhile,they will consider the plan, and before this hold the meeting of "nuclear experts and professionals in the field of sanctions." The talks between Iran and the 5 +1 group (the U.S., Britain, Russia, China, France, plus Germany) aim to exit from the impasse reached in April, when the negotiations were interrupted. Western powers believe that Iran seeks to produce nuclear weapons with its nuclear program, while Iran insists it is for civilian purposes and to generate electricity and medical isotopes. (Beta/AP, file) Tanjug

Negotiators won't discuss Iran's plan publicly

According to her, the negotiators have agreed to keep confidential the details of the plan unveiled yesterday by Iran.

Meanwhile,they will consider the plan, and before this hold the meeting of "nuclear experts and professionals in the field of sanctions."

The talks between Iran and the 5 +1 group (the U.S., Britain, Russia, China, France, plus Germany) aim to exit from the impasse reached in April, when the negotiations were interrupted.

Western powers believe that Iran seeks to produce nuclear weapons with its nuclear program, while Iran insists it is for civilian purposes and to generate electricity and medical isotopes.