A Kuwaiti diplomat to the United Nations (UN) has urged Iran to continue
cooperation with the international community over its nuclear program, Kuwait
News Agency reported Thursday.
Jassem al-Najem, a diplomat of the Kuwaiti permanent mission to UN, made the
remarks Wednesday night before the UN General Assembly's first committee talks
on "Disarmament and International Security".
Kuwait calls on Iran to give diplomatic time to reach a peaceful solution,
A-Najem said, stressing that more regional crises could be avoided through
flexibility, wisdom and responsibility.
He warned of the environmental dangers that might occur due to establishment
of Bushehr's nuclear reactor along the Gulf coast, especially for those
neighboring states that depend on desalination of sea water as a main source for
tap water.
Meanwhile, al-Najem shed light once again on Kuwait's demand that Israel
should immediately join the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), especially
as it is the last non-NPT member in the Middle East.