Hassan Beheshti-Pour, in a note, examined the benefits of Iran remaining in the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) and emphasized that withdrawal from this treaty could have serious consequences for the country's nuclear program.
Consequences of Withdrawal from the NPT
Beheshti-Pour noted in this memorandum that Iran's withdrawal from the NPT would deprive the country of the legal basis for its peaceful nuclear program. He introduced this action as a destructive factor in building international trust regarding Iran's nuclear activities. According to him, this withdrawal could lead to increased tensions and uncertainty in Iran's international relations with other countries.
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Impact on Iran's International Credibility
This analyst also addressed the negative impacts of withdrawal from the NPT on Iran's international credibility, stating that this action could lead to a reduction in cooperation with other countries in the fields of nuclear science and technology. Beheshti-Pour emphasized that maintaining membership in the NPT allows Iran to benefit from international cooperation while continuing its nuclear program within the framework of international laws.
Ultimately, Beheshti-Pour noted that staying in the NPT is not only in Iran's interest but also in the interest of peace and stability at the regional and global levels. He believes that in the current circumstances, diplomacy and interaction with the international community are more important than ever, and withdrawal from the NPT could be considered a historical mistake.
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