Mohammad KhatamiNovember 2003
The IAEA presses Iran to suspend uranium work and submit to inspection.
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The IAEA presses Iran to suspend uranium work and submit to inspection.
The EU makes a proposal to provide civilian nuclear technology to Iran in exchange for Iran terminating its uranium enrichment programmemememe permanently, Iran rejects this outright saying it will not renounce its right to en
Iran declares that it will voluntarily suspend its uranium enrichment programmemememe to enter negotiations with the EU, Iran will review its decision in three months but the EU seeks to have the suspension made permanent
Talks between Iran and three EU members, the United Kingdom, France, and Germany, result in a compromise.
Iran resumes the conversion of uranium at the Isfahan facility, under IAEA safeguards, but does not engage in enrichment of uranium
The 35-member IAEA Board of Governors adopts a resolution calling upon Iran to suspend uranium conversion, and instruct director general Mohammed ElBaradei to submit a report on Iran's nuclear programmeme by September
The 35-member IAEA Board of Governors adopts a resolution calling upon Iran to suspend uranium conversion, and instruct director general Mohammed ElBaradei to submit a report on Iran's nuclear programmeme by September
Ahmadinejad announces that Iran had successfully refined uranium to a stage suitable for the nuclear fuel cycle
United Nations Security Council Resolution 1696 gives until August 31, 2006 for Iran to suspend all uranium enrichment and related activities or face the prospect of sanctions
The Iranian Government approved a plan that allows foreign investors to participate in the work at the Natanz uranium enrichment plant
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