国际英语新闻:Iran to enter Almaty talks with "clear proposals": official

TEHRAN, April 4 (Xinhua) -- Iranian deputy nuclear negotiator said Thursday that the Islamic republic is going to enter the Almaty nuclear talks with "clear proposals," Press TV reported.

"Iran's proposals would be clear and ground-breaking," Ali Baqeri was quoted as saying without elaboration.

The Iranian official stressed that any proposal in the talks should take into consideration the recognition of Iran's right to "peaceful" use of nuclear program.

Iran and the world major powers will resume their talks over the former's nuclear standoff in Almaty of Kazakhstan on Friday.

On Thursday, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast also told semi-official Fars news agency that "The main trend of the talks should be directed in a way to thoroughly recognize Iran's peaceful nuclear rights."

The Islamic republic will do every attempt to encourage " logical dialogues" so that the recognition of Iran's nuclear rights could be secured, said Mehmanparast.

The more "logical and proportional to our nation's rights" the approach of the P5+1 group will be, the more feasible is the likelihood of agreements in the talks, the Iranian spokesman stressed.