Tehran, YJC. Member of Majlis Economic Committee says that the advantages given to the West on negotiations must not sacrifice the Iranian nation.
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Speaking
in an interview with Mehr, Ebrahim Nekoo provided comments on statements by
some pro-government analysts necessitating the offering of some advantages to
the West over the Iran-Six Powers talks and said "The advantage we give
according to such a strategy must not be taken from the nation’s principals and
rights. Within a structure of advantages given to the West, the negotiations
over investigations by the IAEA can be improved.”
Member
of the Economic Committee of the Majlis added "What the international community
must respect today is the rights of nations. Acquiring the nuclear technology
was a right which we have already passed and cannot be reversed.”
He further
said "According to a strategy followed by some political analysts, we must give
some advantage to the Western countries, but avoid making demands, in order to
force the West to change its behavior against Iran under the pressure of public
opinion.”
"We
must take care that the advantage we give within this strategy is not taken
from our principals. We can give this advantage in terms of more cooperation
with the agency inspectors and their investigation of nuclear infrastructure,”
Nekoo pointed out.
He added
that by increasing the number of visits by IAEA inspectors to the nuclear
infrastructure, Iran’s healthy nuclear activities will be known to the world
and Western states would be obliged by the public to change their policies
against Iran.
He asserted
"Given advantages is acceptable if it means a win-win situation; but we must
take care that it doesn’t mean giving up on the nation’s principals and rights.”