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| Next India-IAEA talks in 10 days: |
| Indian negotiators during technical talks with the IAEA last week did not spell out any specific mode of their approach,especially dealing
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| INDIA
, 27-November-2007
0:37:32 AM |
| India will resume talks with the IAEA for a country-specific safeguard agreement in the next 10 days after making some progress in the first round which ended last Friday.
The second round of talks with Vienna-based IAEA on the country-specific safeguards in connection with the Indo-US civil nuclear deal will be held in ten days, the Department of Atomic Energy(DAE) sources said.
Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Dr Anil Kakodkar had earlier said there was no fixed time frame for the completion of the negotiations as it was a complex exercise but wished to complete it as soon as possible.
Kakodkar also said the department will take utmost care to protect India's interest while negotiating with IAEA as this would brighten the chances for Indo-US deal civilian nuclear cooperation.
Indian negotiators during technical talks with the IAEA last week did not spell out any specific mode of their approach,especially dealing with the separation plan.
The Indian negotiators comprising diplomats and a technical team have to satisfy the Agency's tough legal team comprising Johan Rautenbach, Director of Legal Affairs and Laura Rockwood, Senior Legal advisor.
Although it is learnt that India would be negotiating on facility specific and material specific safeguards with IAEA, some of the safeguard veterans wondered how India was going to negotiate with IAEA on its separation plan arrangement under the Indo-US deal and how later they would be prepared to face the IAEA Board of governors on the issue.
The safeguards and their implementation are intended for nuclear fuel and material accountability.
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