Tehran is prohibited from developing nuclear technology for military uses under the terms of the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) nuclear deal, which Iran remains committed to despite the US' decision to unilaterally withdraw from the treaty last May.
Iran will unveil 112 “very important” achievements in nuclear technology next month, Atomic Energy Organisation of Iran (AEOI) spokesman Behrouz Kamalvandi has announced.
“The unveiling of these achievements under the country's current circumstances will convey this message to the US and those enemies of Iran – that the Iranian nation has resisted economic sanctions and has turned threats into opportunities,” Kamalvandi said, speaking to reporters in Tehran on Saturday.
According to the official, the achievements will include new homegrown breakthroughs in power plant, fuel cycle, laser, exploration and other technologies.
Kamalvandi promised that the technologies would be presented on 9 April on National Nuclear Technology Day, an annual event celebrating the Middle Eastern country's achievements in the field of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes. Last year's ceremony saw the unveiling of 83 homegrown technologies.
Kamalvandi accused the United States of waging an “economic war” against Iran, saying that Washington was putting “pressure on all of its allies and non-allies to stop their economic relations with Iran.”
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