Today, the Islamic Consultative Assembly of Iran, in a session chaired by Ali Nikzad, the Deputy Speaker of the Assembly, addressed various security, political, economic, and legal issues. The proposal to counter the influence of foreign intelligence services, the representatives' positions on the nuclear file, and the possibility of Iran withdrawing from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) were among the most important topics discussed in today's meeting.
The Islamic Republic's Positions on Nuclear Negotiations
Ali Nikzad, in his opening remarks, referred to the anniversary of the seizure of the U.S. embassy and outlined the Islamic Republic of Iran's positions regarding the U.S. and the developments of the war. He stated that the Islamic Republic of Iran has given ample opportunity for negotiations on the nuclear issue to the other side but has faced repeated breaches of promises and attacks on nuclear facilities.
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Nikzad emphasized that the window for nuclear negotiations has been closed to enemies, and if breaches of commitments and military aggression are repeated, other remaining windows may also be closed.
Review of the Proposal for Withdrawal from the NPT and Organizing Contractual Forces
Malek Shariati Niasar, a representative of the people of Tehran in the Assembly, in an oral reminder, called for the review of the proposal for Iran's withdrawal from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons. He emphasized that the public demand these nights is for withdrawal from the NPT. This representative also referred to a proposal that he submitted along with 58 other representatives last September and requested that it be placed on the Assembly's agenda.
Rahmatollah Noorouzi, a representative of the people of Aliabad Katul and a member of the Assembly's Social Commission, also called for expediting the review process of the proposal for organizing contractual forces and determining the employment status of this group of employees. He stressed that the expectation of contractual forces across the country is for the issue to be addressed as soon as possible.
Other topics discussed in today's Assembly agenda included the National Security Commission's report on the bill to amend the law on the use of weapons by armed forces personnel in emergency situations and the review of the cooperation agreement on maritime transport between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Sultanate of Oman. Additionally, the bill on managing public debts was among the other economic topics raised in today's session.
Today's public session of the Islamic Consultative Assembly concluded after reviewing the announced agenda, and Ali Nikzad announced the end of the meeting, stating that the next Assembly session will be held on Tuesday, November 3.
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