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Iran’s First Vice President Hassan Rouhani said: Isaac Jahangiri, The government has informed the executive authorities to begin to implement the Law of “Strategic Measures to Lift Sanctions”.
The Foreign Ministry, the Atomic Energy Organization, the Planning and Budget Corporation and the Presidential Department of Legal Affairs voted on the implementation of the law enforcement regulations last Sunday.
The Atomic Energy Organization will present a report on the technical and financial needs to raise uranium enrichment to 20%.
The Foreign Ministry is in charge of presenting a report on the work of the parties to the nuclear agreement with their obligations, until February 18.
The Iranian parliament finally passed a law requiring the government to increase uranium enrichment to 20% and restore work at the Arak heavy-water reactor, as it was before the 2015 nuclear deal.
The law is called “Strategic Measures to Abolish US Sanctions”, with the aim of forcing the United States to cancel sanctions against Iran. 248 deputies voted in favor. The law still needs approval from the Guardian Council to go into effect.
The law requires the Atomic Energy Authority of Iran to enrich uranium to 20% and in an amount of 120 kilograms per year, at the Fordo nuclear plant.
The law also requires the government to install 1,000 IR-2m centrifuges for uranium enrichment at the Natanz underground nuclear facility, and to install 1,000 IR6 centrifuges at the Fordow nuclear plant, until next March.
It requires the government to restore work at the Arak heavy water reactor, as it was before the 2015 nuclear deal.
According to the law, after three months of ratifying it, if the other party (the United States) again fulfills its promises under the nuclear agreement, the Iranian government is charged with submitting a new draft resolution to once again comply with the terms of the nuclear deal to Parliament for approval.
The law also obliges the government to suspend the implementation of the additional protocol in the event that banking relations with the world do not return to normal and to lift restrictions on oil exports two months after the law was passed.
