UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon believes that Iran needs to comply with the requirements of all relevant UN Security Council resolutions and cooperate fully with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to resolve outstanding issues on Tehran's nuclear program.
This is stated in a public statement on Wednesday, June 9, spokesperson of the administrative head of the international community.
"This will be a significant step in restoring international confidence in the exclusively peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear program", - stated in the document.
General secretary UN continue to support the search for a "comprehensive and achievable solutions through negotiations" on this issue.
In this regard, Ban welcomes the willingness of the "six" - Russia, the USA, China, Britain, France and Germany - "to make further diplomatic efforts to promote dialogue and consultation" with the Iranian side, ITAR-TASS.
The foreign ministers of the Six hopes that Iran will respond positively to openness to dialogue and negotiation
In turn, the foreign ministers of the Six reiterated their determination to seek an early negotiated settlement of the situation around Iran's nuclear program. This is stated in a joint statement, foreign ministers in connection with the adoption of UN Security Council resolution number 1929 (2010) on Iran, reported in the Foreign Ministry.
"We, the Foreign Ministers of Britain, Germany, China, France, Russia and the United States would like to take this opportunity to reaffirm our determination to find an early negotiated settlement of the situation surrounding the Iranian nuclear program and commitment to this" - said in a statement.
"The adoption of UN Security Council resolution, along with the reflection of international concern over the situation around the Iranian nuclear program and evidence of the need of Iranian compliance with the requirements of UN Security Council and IAEA Board of Governors left the door open for further cooperation between the Six and Iran, the document says.
"The goal of our efforts is to achieve comprehensive and lasting settlement, which would restore the confidence of the international community in the peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear program, while respecting Iran's legitimate right to peaceful use of nuclear energy. We reaffirm the commitment to continue to work to achieve that goal. We also welcome and encourage all diplomatic efforts in this area, especially those that have recently been made by Brazil and Turkey with regard to the specific issue of the Tehran research reactor. We reaffirm our proposal of June 2008. which shall remain in force, as confirmed by UN Security Council Resolution 1929 (2010 ). In our opinion, these proposals provide a sound basis for further negotiations. We are ready to continue dialogue and cooperation with Iran in the context of implementing the understandings reached during a meeting in Geneva on 1 October 2009. We have asked the EU High Representative for foreign affairs and politics Safety with a request at the earliest possible efforts will be made with the Registrar of the Supreme National Security Council. We expect that Iran will demonstrate a pragmatic approach and respond positively to our openness to dialogue and negotiation, "- said in a statement.
Recall, June 9, the UN Security Council approved majority (12 against two with one abstention) a package of additional sanctions against Iran. This is the fourth resolution adopted by the UN Security Council for Tehran's reluctance to comply with international demands regarding its nuclear program.
As expected, the new sanctions against Iran, Tehran withdrew from itself. Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad called This document is useless and said that it should be thrown in the trash can used as a handkerchief.
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