“It (is) clear that the agency has not made much progress in resolving outstanding verification issues,” Mohammed ElBaradei said in a speech opening a meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency’s governing board.
ElBaradei welcomed efforts by six world powers, who last week offered Iran a package of incentives in exchange for it suspending its work on nuclear fuels.
“I remain convinced that the way forward lies through dialogue and mutual accommodation,” he said.
