Tehran is ready to cooperate with Moscow on the supply of uranium to Russia and invited the representatives of Russia�s state-run atomic energy Rosatom to discuss the details of future cooperation, a senior Iranian official said Saturday.
GENEVA (Sputnik)�� Last month, Iran agreed to�cut its uranium enrichment as�part of�a framework deal with�the P5+1 group on�the Islamic republic's nuclear energy program.
"Our colleagues form Iranian Atomic energy organization go to�our Russian colleagues during�the last round�in Vienna and welcome our colleagues from�Russian atomic organization to�come to�Teheran and have a coordination about�the future cooperation," a senior official of�the Iranian delegation, involved in�the ongoing talks in�Geneva with�US State Secretary John Kerry, told RIA Novosti.
Earlier in�the day, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told RIA Novosti that Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif plans to�hold bilateral talks with�his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov in�Moscow on�June 4.
Next Thursday, Moscow is set to�host a security conference for�the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), to�which Iran is an observer state.
Russia is one of�the nuclear powers in�the P5+1 group that in�April agreed on�a framework for�the deal with�Iran to�ensure the peaceful nature of�Tehran�s nuclear program.


The P5+1 group also includes China, France, the United Kingdom, the United States and Germany.

The deadline for�the final comprehensive nuclear deal with�Tehran, that would also usher in�the removal of�energy-related sanctions from�Iran, is set for�June 30, 2015.

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