Identifier
Created
Classification
Origin
06ACCRA1357
2006-06-14 07:29:00
UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
Embassy Accra
Cable title:
ADDRESSING THE IRAN ISSUE AT THE JUNE 12-16 IAEA
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UNCLAS ACCRA 001357
SIPDIS
SENSITIVE
SIPDIS
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: IAEA PREL KNNP AORC UNSC GH
SUBJECT: ADDRESSING THE IRAN ISSUE AT THE JUNE 12-16 IAEA
BOARD MEETING
REF: A. STATE 92883
B. STATE 89324
UNCLAS ACCRA 001357
SIPDIS
SENSITIVE
SIPDIS
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: IAEA PREL KNNP AORC UNSC GH
SUBJECT: ADDRESSING THE IRAN ISSUE AT THE JUNE 12-16 IAEA
BOARD MEETING
REF: A. STATE 92883
B. STATE 89324
1. (SBU) Charge made Ref A points with FMA Chief Director
Ellen Serwaa Nee-Whang on June 9. Nee-Whang said the GoG had
consistently supported the use of nuclear energy for peaceful
purposes only and that it would back the role of the IAEA to
verify that Iran's nuclear program was peaceful. Nee-Whang
explained that Ghana's recent approval (Ref B) of the NAM
statement on Iran reflected its desire to maintain consensus
and did not necessarily mean the GOG agreed with the points
contained therein.
2. (SBU) EconChief also raised Ref A points on June 9 with
Professor D.A. Bekoe, Ghana's representative to the IAEA.
Although Bekoe did not provide a substantive response, he has
been generally supportive of U.S. positions in the past.
LANIER
SIPDIS
SENSITIVE
SIPDIS
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: IAEA PREL KNNP AORC UNSC GH
SUBJECT: ADDRESSING THE IRAN ISSUE AT THE JUNE 12-16 IAEA
BOARD MEETING
REF: A. STATE 92883
B. STATE 89324
1. (SBU) Charge made Ref A points with FMA Chief Director
Ellen Serwaa Nee-Whang on June 9. Nee-Whang said the GoG had
consistently supported the use of nuclear energy for peaceful
purposes only and that it would back the role of the IAEA to
verify that Iran's nuclear program was peaceful. Nee-Whang
explained that Ghana's recent approval (Ref B) of the NAM
statement on Iran reflected its desire to maintain consensus
and did not necessarily mean the GOG agreed with the points
contained therein.
2. (SBU) EconChief also raised Ref A points on June 9 with
Professor D.A. Bekoe, Ghana's representative to the IAEA.
Although Bekoe did not provide a substantive response, he has
been generally supportive of U.S. positions in the past.
LANIER