Islamabad news world. DW November 17, 2021 - The visit of the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, the UN nuclear watchdog, to Tehran has been confirmed by Iran's domestic nuclear agency. According to the Iranian agency, the head of the nuclear agency, Rafael Grossi, will meet with Iranian officials in Tehran on November 22.
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The visit comes at a time when talks on resuming the Iranian nuclear deal are about to begin and a meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency's governing board is set to begin on November 22.
Grossi will arrive in Tehran on Monday evening and will meet with the new head of the Iranian Atomic Energy Organization, Mohammad Islami, the next morning, Tuesday.
Representatives of the world powers Britain, China, France, Germany and Russia will participate in the talks on the restoration of the nuclear deal. The United States will participate directly in these talks.
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The IAEA director general said it was "surprising" that President Ibrahim Raisi's government had not even approached the agency since its election victory in June. He further added that there was a long list of topics and issues to be discussed and communication was important but it did not happen.
The head of the IAEA, however, did say that he had occasionally discussed technical issues with the new head of the Iranian Atomic Energy Agency.
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A report compiled by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on Iran's nuclear program was seen by AFP news agency on Wednesday, expressing deep concern over its highly enriched uranium reserves. According to the report, as of November 6 this year, the stockpile of such enriched uranium has reached close to two and a half thousand kilograms, which is much more than the conditions set in the 2015 deal.
Raphael Grossi also completed a visit to Iran in September this year, during which he was allowed to inspect facilities installed at a nuclear site near the capital, Tehran.
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