Tehran is ready to share its technology in the nuclear field with
other countries of the world, including Egypt, where, following the
resignation of President Hosni Mubarak, the "Muslim Brotherhood"
movement has become particularly active, Gazeta.ru reports, referring
to the Iranian news agency FARS.
"Iran is ready to give Egypt its scientific and technological
experiments in the creation of peaceful nuclear energy and to start
cooperation on this basis," the Secretary of the Iranian Supreme
National Security Council (SNSC) Saeed Jalili said.
In an interview with the Egyptian newspaper, Jalili welcomed the
resumption of diplomatic relations between Iran and Egypt, and said
that he sees "no obstacles in the sphere of security for the
resumption of relations between the two countries."
