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Iran making 'substantial progress' but more needed: UN nuclear watchdog
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VIENNA (AFP) — Iran has made "substantial progress" in revealing the nature and extent of its disputed nuclear programme, but needs to be more pro-active in providing information, the UN nuclear watchdog said in a key report Thursday.
"Iran has provided sufficient access to individuals and has responded in a timely manner to questions and provided clarifications and amplifications on issues raised in the context of the work plan," the International Atomic Energy Agency said in a widely awaited report, a copy of which was seen by AFP.
"However, its cooperation has been reactive rather than pro-active. As previously stated, Iran's active cooperation and full transparency are indispensible for full and prompt implementation of the work plan," the report said.
© 2007 AFP
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