This snapshot, taken on
08/01/2011
, shows web content acquired for preservation by The National Archives. External links, forms and search may not work in archived websites and contact details are likely to be out of date.
 
 
The UK Government Web Archive does not use cookies but some may be left in your browser from archived websites.
Advanced search
Top image
Global conversations

David Miliband

(Archived), London

Iran: Nuclear Ball in their Court

Posted 16 June 2008 by David Miliband  |  1 comments

At the beginning of May I chaired a meeting in London to agree a renewed offer to Iran of economic and scientifitic (including civil nuclear) cooperation if they would suspend uranium enrichment to allay fears of it being used for nuclear weapons. This package has now been delivered in Tehran. You can read it here

I would emphasise the comprehensive nature of the package; the unanimous view of the EU 3 plus the USA, Russia and China in support of the package; the difference it would make to the Iranian people; and the fact that the ball is now in the Iranian court.  The Russian government is delivering nuclear fuel to the Bushehr plant for civil nuclear purposes; we support this; it shows the possibilities of cooperation; but that requires openness and transparency.  This is a good place to start.

 



David Miliband
16 June 2008
Tags:

Share this with:


Recent comments

>> Why has the IAEA's DG not signed the letter? Could you explain why the IAEA which you have...<<
Kristian Skarzynski
17 June 2008

See all comments (2) ›

Have an opinion?




Full archive of blog entries