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Home >> Photo UPDATED: 13:23, February 03, 2006 IAEA board debates on Iran's nuclear crisis     International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) chief Mohamed ElBaradei (R) attends a board meeting at the IAEA headquarters in Vienna Feb, 2, 2006. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) held here on Thursday an extraordinary meeting of Board of Governors to discuss the Iran nuclear Issue. The meeting is expected to make a decision on a draft resolution tabled Wednesday by France, Germany and Britain, which urges reporting of the Iran nuclear issue to the UN Security Council. The Iranian ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Ali Asgar Soltanieh attends a board meeting at the IAEA headquarters in Vienna Feb, 2, 2006. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) held here on Thursday an extraordinary meeting of Board of Governors to discuss the Iran nuclear Issue. The meeting is expected to make a decision on a draft resolution tabled Wednesday by France, Germany and Britain, which urges reporting of the Iran nuclear issue to the UN Security Council. Head of the Chinese delegation Wu Hailong (L) attends a board meeting at the IAEA headquarters in Vienna Feb, 2, 2006. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) held here on Thursday an extraordinary meeting of Board of Governors to discuss the Iran nuclear Issue. The meeting is expected to make a decision on a draft resolution tabled Wednesday by France, Germany and Britain, which urges reporting of the Iran nuclear issue to the UN Security Council. Comment on the story Tell a friend Print friendly format Save this

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