1. Sergei Kiriyenko, head of Russian Atomic Energy Organisation walking to address reporters 2. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Sergei Kiriyenko, Head of the Russian Federal Atomic Energy Agency: "Tomorrow I'm planning to be with Mr Agazadeh (the Head of Atomic Energy Organisation of Iran) on the construction of the Bushehr nuclear station. We agreed that today, our experts are working at full speed to prepare for our trip, to work out all the technical aspects of the opening of the Bushehr nuclear station. I see no political obstacles for the finishing of the construction of the Bushehr nuclear station. And we're interested in the station opening at the earliest possible date, once it's been given the technical all clear. Our group consists of a variety of experts who'll be working very closely with their Iranian counterparts all day to prepare the agenda for tomorrow's political negotiations". 3. Reporter's question 4. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Sergei Kiriyenko, Head of the Russian Federal Atomic Energy Agency: "We are discussing the full spectrum of our relationship and we have a sufficient number of experts to follow up and move in all those directions". 5. Wide of Kiriyenko answering questions 6. Cutaway cameraman 7. Wide Russian media 8. SOUNDBITE: (Farsi) Muhammad Saeedi, International deputy of Iranian Atomic Energy Organisation: "We conferred on the development of our relationship with Russia and on the construction of the Bushehr nuclear plant. We also discussed developments in our projects that we expect to happen during next few months". 9. Cutaway two Russian reporters 10. SOUNDBITE: (Farsi) Muhammad Saeedi, International deputy of Iranian Atomic Energy Organisation: "Negotiations on enrichment are still underway" 11. Wide of Russian delegation leaving Iranian Atomic Energy Organisation STORYLINE: Iran's negotiations with Russia on a plan to enrich Iranian uranium on Russian soil appeared to be making no progress on Saturday, when both sides issued statements saying little more than the topic had been discussed. After their meeting in Tehran on Saturday, Sergei Kiriyenko, Head of the Russian Atomic Energy Organisation could only say that: "we are discussing the full spectrum of our relationship and we have a sufficient number of experts to follow up and move in all those directions". His counterpart, Iran Vice president Gholamreza Aghazadeh, who is also the head of Atomic Energy Organisation of Iran, also said the plan had been discussed. But he said the main topic of discussion had been the status of Iran's first nuclear plant at Bushehr, a facility built with Russian assistance that is due to come on stream later this year. After the talks, Muhammad Saeedi, the International deputy of Iran's Atomic Energy Organisation, said: "We conferred on the development of our relationship with Russia and on the construction of the Bushehr nuclear plant." However, he refused to be drawn on the most controversial element. "Negotiations on enrichment are still underway", he said. Talks in Moscow earlier this week produced no Iranian approval of the plan, which is backed by the United States and European Union and aims to ease concerns that Iran could use enrichment to develop nuclear weapons. Iran denies any ambition to produce nuclear weapons, saying its nuclear program is confined to generating electricity. However, the International Atomic Energy Agency, a UN body, says it cannot give Iran a clean bill of health and accuses it of concealing aspects of its nuclear development and failing to answer questions. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/9a2a5d21d811ee640c0847651b75dd73 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

• published: 30 Jul 2015
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