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Asked if the Prime Minister had aired a reaction to the IAEA’s endorsement of the Iran/EU deal, and could it be considered a success, the PMOS said in terms of Iran, the Government welcomed the resolution, as it demonstrated the international community’s determination to work with the Iranian Government, and the important issue was, however, that it was ongoing work. The Board’s emphasis was the need for Iran to sustain the full suspension so that the investigation into all the remaining issues could be completed. We urged Iran to extend full and prompt cooperation to the Director General and his team to complete the investigations.

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