Iran to meet G6 in Istanbul for new round of talks
12:23 • 10.07.12
The negotiations over Iran’s nuclear plan will continue in Istanbul on July 24.
According to the Russian news agency RIA Novosti, the next round of talks between the Iranian officials and G6 countries will be based upon the expert conclusions issued after July 3 discussions in Turkey’s largest city.
A spokesperson for EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Catherine Ashton has said that the coming meeting will focus on the existing gaps and methods of promoting a progress.
At the second round of the negotiations held in Moscow, Russia between June 18 and 19, the sides had agreed to continue the process. The first and second rounds of the talks were held in Istanbul and Baghdad in April and May.
Despite the continuing talks, the European countries’ embargo on the Iranian oil sale went into effect on July 1.
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