Bloomberg: Iran Talks Parties See Agreement Possible as Differences Remain
(Bloomberg) -- A final agreement is possible in Iran’s nuclear talks, even as differences remain before diplomats return to the negotiating table to seek a resolution next week, both sides said on Saturday.
After six days of discussions in Lausanne, Switzerland, ended without a deal on Friday, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said “substantial progress” had been made. Negotiators from the U.S. and five other nations are seeking to ensure that the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program is peaceful in exchange for relief from sanctions that have hobbled Iran’s economy.
“We have not yet reached the finish line, but make no mistake, we have the opportunity to try to get this right,” Kerry said Saturday at the International Olympic Committee’s museum on a hill above Lake Geneva. “It’s a matter of political will and tough decision-making.”
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