He noted: "As for the stocks, we have come to an agreement to process them to the minimally possible level, which means turning them into fuel that will be irreversible."
Additionally, the minister mentioned that Iran is ready to consider allowing American inspectors onto its territory to monitor compliance with the conditions of a potential nuclear deal.
According to him, this makes the agreement more attractive, as Iran is showing openness to this idea.
Badr al-Busaidi acted as a mediator during the third round of negotiations on Iran's nuclear program, which took place in Geneva.
Earlier, U.S. President Donald Trump set Iran a deadline of 10 to 15 days to reach an agreement, warning of possible negative consequences otherwise.
Moreover, he expressed a reluctance to resort to military force against Iran, although he noted that such measures are "sometimes necessary."
