France says in most difficult stretch of Iran nuclear talks


  • World
  • Thursday, 02 Apr 2015

LAUSANNE, Switzerland (Reuters) - France's foreign minister said on Wednesday that Iran still had to make more effort to reach a preliminary political accord, but Tehran and the six powers were in the final and most difficult stages.

"We are a few metres from the finishing line, but it's always the last metres that are the most difficult. We will try and cross them," Laurent Fabius said on his return to the talks in Lausanne.

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