France says it will soon sign a civilian nuclear accord with Saudi Arabia, emphasizing that 'good progress' has been made in talks with the kingdom.
French Economy Minister, Christine Lagarde, said on Sunday that both sides are finalizing a civilian nuclear energy cooperation agreement and a deal could soon be signed.
"The negotiations have progressed well and I hope that our two heads of state - King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz and President Nicolas Sarkozy - will be able to sign an agreement soon."
"It's a cooperative agreement that has not yet been completely finalized but which will clearly reinforce cooperation in the civilian nuclear field and of course incorporating the highest security conditions," Lagarde told reporters after talks with King Abdullah, Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi, Finance Minister Ibrahim al-Assaf and other Saudi officials.
France has also signed civilian nuclear deals with Algeria and Libya.
Press TV
Such total hypocracy when they are looking to invade Iran, a country that ha never invaded anyone in over 200 years and yet they are actively seeking nuclear deals with Saudi( One of the worst terrorist states with a awful record on human rights and also LIBYA for gods ake!!
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