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Iran nuclear chief reviews ties with China, Venezuela envoys
Mohammad Eslami, the head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran held talks with the representatives of the delegations of China and Venezuela on the sidelines of the 67th Regular Session of the IAEA General Conference.
MEHR: Mohammad Eslami, the head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran held talks with the representatives of the delegations of China and Venezuela on the sidelines of the 67th Regular Session of the IAEA General Conference.
Eslami and the vice president of China Atomic Energy Agency (CAEA) reviewed the relations between Iran and China in various fields and discussed issues such as the construction of nuclear power plants in the field of nuclear industry.
The two sides emphasized the necessity of bilateral cooperation and the further development of relations between Iran and China, as well as the necessity of confronting unilateralism.
Eslami and Venezuelan Minister Gabriela Jimenez also discussed ways to develop cooperation between the two countries in various fields of nuclear medicine, including the supply of diagnostic and therapeutic radiopharmaceuticals as well as nuclear medical equipment.
The Iranian and Venezuelan sides examined the ways of developing relations between the two countries in the field of nuclear medicine and reached an agreement in some cases.
