BERLIN (IRNA) -- Iranian Ambassador to Denmark Morteza Daman Pak-Jami reaffirmed his country's readiness to resume talks with the West over the Iranian nuclear program.

Talking to Danish press representatives in Copenhagen, Daman Pak-Jami said Iran was still willing to hold further negotiations on the row over the nuclear fuel supply offer of the International Atomic Energy Agency for the Tehran research reactor in a bid to reach a final deal.
He stressed Iran's peaceful nuclear program was based on the will of the nation and supported by all political factions.
Iran has set an end-of-the-month deadline for western countries to supply nuclear fuel for Tehran's medical research reactor, otherwise it would proceed to produce 20 percent enriched uranium fuel.
Tehran has repeatedly stressed the nuclear fuel swap must take plac inside Iranian territory.