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URGENT: Iran says willing to continue talks with EU on nuclear issue if no preconditions
www.chinaview.cn 2005-08-10 00:10:21

    VIENNA, Aug. 9 (Xinhuanet) -- Iran is willing to continue talks with the European Union over Tehran's nuclear programme if there are no "preconditions", said Iran's chief delegate at a U.N.

    atomic watchdog meeting on Tuesday.

    "We are prepared to continue negotiations with the EU3 (France, Britain and Germany) and the EU," Sirus Naseri told reporters after an emergency meeting of the International Atomic Energy

    Agency (IAEA) board of governors adjourned. Enditem

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