Prime minister Mehdi Bazergan decided that Iran did not need nuclear energy and therefore the work at Bushehr was halted in:
Correct answer: B. February, 1979
- A. January, 1978
- B. February, 1979
- C. April, 1978
- D. June, 1977
Explanation
Construction at Bushehr was halted after the February 1979 Islamic Revolution, when Prime Minister Mehdi Bazargan's government reconsidered the nuclear programme. The January 1978 option predates the revolution and is therefore incorrect.
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