BRUSSELS (IRNA) -- The European Union Foreign Ministers' Council will review the situation regarding Iranian nuclear program in its meeting in Brussels today.

The Council is expected to issue a statement on Iran supporting efforts to find a negotiated long-term solution and to call upon Iran to open the way by complying with the requirements set out in Security Council Resolution 1737. According to EU sources, the Council is expected to "deplore Iran's failure to comply with the terms of UN Security Council Resolution 1737."

Iran has already protested against referral of Iranian nuclear program to the Security Council from the UN specialized agency, IAEA, and said that the Resolution 1737 has legal flaws.

Iran is a signatory to Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and respects the Safeguards Agreement of the IAEA.

Iranian nuclear program has been designed to generate electricity from nuclear energy to meet the growing demand for electricity and that IAEA cameras have been installed on all Iranian nuclear sites monitoring them round the clock.