Iran is trying to save the Asiatic cheetah, one of the critically endangered species of the world and bring it back from the verge of extinction.

According to the latest Interfax reports, Iranian representatives, six mediators and the members if the IAEA, are going to meet on the 9th and 10th of December.

Iran has decided to control some of its nuclear activities for six months. The decision has been taken as part of a landmark nuclear deal that has been reached with world powers on Sunday.

Six world powers are arguing with Iran over its nuclear program. On Thursday, an ex-United Nations nuclear officer told that the agreement which is being argued will be a challenge the U. N. to put an end on the increase of nuclear arms.

The discussions in Geneva were held because of request made by Iran's chief negotiator.

A new round of conversation of Tehran and the UN nuclear agency will be held within a month, said Iran's ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Reza Najafi. The conversation will be held in the Austrian capital of Vienna on December 11.

According to a latest report, next week a top nuclear representative and negotiator from Tehran will meet the head of the UN's nuclear agency.

The nuclear agency said on Thursdays that before the meeting the agency agents will sit with the Iranian counterparts and decide about the access to the sites, people and documents believed to be involved in the work of atomic arms.

In late October, conversation will take place between Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in the Austrian capital of Vienna.

Deputy Foreign Minister of Iran said on Tuesday the talks are planned to be held on October 28-29. The talk is regarding International and Legal Affairs Abbas Araqchi.

A capsule with a monkey aboard aboriginal bio-capsule code-named Pishgam (Pioneer) I was sent by Iran for the first time in January this year. A recent report has uncovered that the country has been planning to send a second monkey now into space.

The first rocket had proved successful in safely returning to Earth.