Islamabad, Nov 27, IRNA – Senior Pakistani analyst on Wednesday described as positive development the deal clinched by Iran and 5+1 group on Islamic Republic’s peaceful nuclear program.
Talking to IRNA Prof. Dr Hasan Askari Rizvi said that the deal has once again proved that Iran’s nuclear program is peaceful.


“The deal is the victory of Iran,” said the analyst.

The scholar expressing his views said that the nuclear deal is a positive development which will promote peace and stability in the region and at the global level.

Rizvi opined that the agreement shows that difficult global problems can be resolved through negotiations provided the two sides are willing to accommodate each other and show flexibility.

“In this case Iran’s right to peaceful use of nuclear technology has been recognized at the international level and Iran has agreed to number of inspections and administrative arrangements to assure the international community that its nuclear program is not weapons orientated,” said the analyst.

The intellectual replying to a question said that the deal has definitely isolated the Zionist Regime’s policies towards Iran because the illegitimate state wanted all the time that the US should launch a military attack on Iran. “This chapter is closed now,” he noted.

Rizvi however warned that the Zionist Regime will use its political influence on the US to discourage the Obama administration from implementing this agreement and then going for the final agreement.

“Zionist Regime still wants US to continue pursuing aggressive and threatening policies towards Iran however after this agreement this is not going to be the case,” viewed the analyst. He went on to say that this agreement between Iran and six powers is a diplomatic setback for the Zionist Regime.

Rizvi is a scholar of international repute. His articles regularly appear both in national as well as international academic journals, popular magazines and daily newspapers.

By IRNA

 

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