Speaking to Tasnim, Mohammad Ebrahim Rezaei, the chairman of the Nuclear Committee of the parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Commission, said the 14th report of the Foreign Ministry about the JCPOA implementation process has been submitted to the MPs.
He further said the 14th and 15th quarterly reports by the Foreign Ministry and those provided by the commission’s members after their visits to the country’s nuclear sites will be used to prepare and compile the 6th biannual report of the parliament on the JCPOA.
The lawmaker also said the commission’s members plan to visit the Arak heavy water reactor and nuclear facilities in Natanz and Fordow in coming days.
Tehran and the Group 5+1 (Russia, China, the US, Britain, France and Germany) on July 14, 2015, reached a conclusion over the text of the JCPOA.
The accord took effect in January 2016 and was supposed to facilitate Iran’s foreign trade by terminating the nuclear-related sanctions, but the US sanctions and threats have discouraged major world banks and companies from working with Iran.
According to a law that requires the Iranian administration to safeguard the nation’s achievements and nuclear rights, the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission has a duty to monitor “the proper implementation” of the JCPOA, and is required to submit a report on the issue to the presiding board of the parliament every six months.