Iran nuclear talks end, next round July 2: EU

Iran nuclear talks end, next round July 2: EU

VIENNA - Agence France-Presse

The Iranien and the EU flag stands in front of a poster of the Iran talks at the International Center in Vienna, Austria, where closed-door nuclear talks take place Friday, June 20, 2014. AP Photo

Iran and six world powers wrapped up Friday a fifth round of nuclear talks having started to draft an accord, and will meet again on July 2, the EU said.
      
"We have worked extremely hard all week to develop elements we can bring together when we meet for the next round in Vienna, beginning on 2 July," said spokesman Michael Mann.
      
"We presented each other with a number of ideas on a range of issues, and we have begun the drafting process." 
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