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Canada Contributing $3 Million To Help Monitor Iran Nukes Agreement

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 03 Apr, 2015 02:36 PM
    OTTAWA — Foreign Affairs Minister Rob Nicholson says Canada will judge Iran "by its actions, not its words."
     
    Nicholson made the comment in a statement after six countries announced they had reached an agreement with Iran on Thursday to limit Iran's nuclear program, to block it from developing atomic weapons.
     
    A final accord is expected this summer.
     
    Nicholson says if Iran had nuclear weapons it would provoke a nuclear arms race in the Middle East, and therefore "every diplomatic measure must be taken to ensure Iran never obtains a nuclear weapons capability."
     
    The minister adds that Iran does not have a track record of being trustworthy. Therefore, he says, Canada is contributing $3 million to support the International Atomic Energy Agency's efforts to monitor Iranian compliance.
     
     NDP critic Paul Dewar also stressed the importance of verification.

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