Grossi expressed hope to meet with the Iranian Foreign Minister

In an interview with NBC, Grossi said that he had never spoken to Iran’s new foreign minister, adding that he hoped to have a chance to meet with him soon. The following is important. So when there is a problem and a misunderstanding, when there is a disagreement, we can talk about it.
He continued: “I had this possibility before and I think I will get back to normal.”
Grossi stressed that he did not see any sign of Iran trying to acquire a nuclear bomb.
He also added about North Korea that the world should look at North Korea to understand what is at stake.
The director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency claimed that the North Korean issue should remind us of what would happen if diplomatic efforts failed. This is a clear example, a sign and a traffic light.
Earlier, the director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency said there was no evidence that Iran was secretly involved in uranium enrichment.
“I have no information that they are doing this, without any indication that they are doing it,” Grossi told the Stimson Center in response to a question about whether he was confident that Iran would not secretly enrich uranium. I’m sure we monitor all the places they are enriching.
“I am very confident in the ability of my inspection system to know what is happening if we are allowed to,” said the IAEA Director General in response to a question from the host about his level of confidence in the information he had about Iran. Do so.
Grossi had previously told the Washington Post that the United States and Iran were entering a crucial period to resume talks on a return to the Iran nuclear deal.
He added: “Iran has invited him to meet with political leaders in the coming days.”
Grossi previously reported that Iran had allowed IAEA inspectors to service surveillance equipment and replace camera memory cards in all necessary locations in Iran from September 20 to 22 (September 29-31), except for a centrifuge workshop in the Tsai complex in Karaj.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) also reaffirmed Iran’s commitment to the nuclear deal in five reports.
Biden’s Democratic administration is critical of former President Donald Trump’s departure from the UN Security Council, and despite six rounds of Vienna talks and his country’s violation of the UN Security Council, has so far taken no serious action to return to its commitments. He believes in Iran.
Iranian President Ayatollah Seyyed Ibrahim Raisi recently said that Iran has never left the negotiating table and is serious about nuclear talks.
He added that the other side could show its seriousness by being ready to lift the sanctions.
Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian also called UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres by telephone, saying that Ali Bagheri, Iran’s chief negotiator, would travel to Brussels next week to hold talks with Enrique Mora, Under-Secretary-General of the European External Action Service.