Mohsen Najafi, Iran's representative to international organizations in Vienna, announced that the Islamic Republic has successfully obtained a position on the General Committee of the International Atomic Energy Agency. This appointment followed a secret ballot process during the agency's conference, where Iran received sufficient backing from other member states to secure the role. Najafi characterized the successful vote as a significant diplomatic setback for the United States, which had actively campaigned against Iran's inclusion in the committee. The outcome highlights a divergence in international support regarding Iran's participation in key nuclear oversight bodies, with Tehran viewing the result as a confirmation of its standing despite American efforts to limit its influence within the organization.
Source : IRNA
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