Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said on Sunday a "positive atmosphere" has been created with respect to the country's nuclear case. According to IRNA, Mottaki made the remark while speaking to reporters after a meeting with the visiting Moroccan Foreign Minister Mohammed Benaissa.
"Iran has launched serious and precise study on a package of incentives offered by Europe to Tehran. "After the review of the European's proposals is finished, the Islamic Republic of Iran will give its response to the European side and then announce it to the public," Mottaki said.
"In such a positive atmosphere, talks between Iran, the EU, Group 5+1 and all members of the Board of Governors (of the International Atomic Energy Agency) can serve as the most appropriate opportunity to pave the way for forging an understanding," he said.
Asked whether the package included suspension of enrichment activities, he said, "Let us, based on an agreement with the European colleagues, not disclose to the media and public the content of the proposed package until later agreements."
