The nuclear energy program of Tehran is to be discussed. A report unveiled that the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and Iran are all set to have a meeting for the same.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani would be supervising the first-of-its-kind symposium. The same has been slated for Friday in Vienna. Iran's new IAEA ambassador, Reza Najafi, would lead the negotiating team of Tehran at the meeting.

It has been revealed that the negotiations would be seen some hours following the ministerial-level talks on Thursday between the five permanent UN Security Council - the United States, France, China, Russia and Britain - and Iran. The negotiations would be held in New York, which would also see Germany's participation.

Iran has been recurrently censured by Israel, the US and a few of the allies of adopting non-civilian objectives in the nuclear energy program. The claim has been used as an excuse by the European Union and the United States and illegal sanctions have been imposed against Tehran.

However, the allegation has been categorically refused by Iran. "The area where Iran is most willing and able to make concessions is the area of transparency and that means more cooperation with the IAEA", affirmed the International Institute for Strategic Studies' Mark Fitzpatrick.