Ramin Fallah In any case, the CBSA's National

In any case, the CBSA's National Security Screening Division wrote in a 8-page Inadmissibility Assessment of Fallah that Fanavari Azmayeshgahi "has been perceived in open sources and by related governments like a substance of WMD concern."

The United Kingdom thinks about everything "a substance that presents 'unsuitable hazards of redirection to a WMD program of concern,'" while Japan also remembered it as "a part of potential WMD concern," the CBSA report said. For instance, Fanavari Azmayeshgahi imports x-column machines, which are principal for WMD creation, it said.

"While considering the recently referenced, there are sensible grounds to recognize that the contender, by sensibility of his situation as Managing Director of Fanavari Azmayeshgahi Company, and by trustworthiness of this current affiliation's addressed relationship in the acquiring related with the Iranian atomic program, conveys a threat to the security of Canada and its accessories," CBSA made.