Iran hopes May 23 talks with world powers in Baghdad over its peaceful nuclear program will result in success, Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi said

Iran hopes May 23 talks with world powers in Baghdad over its peaceful nuclear program will result in success, Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi said on Sunday, according to ISNA news agency.
  
"The Istanbul talks were a success and we hope that the Baghdad meeting also will be a success, and if we took one step forward in Istanbul surely, with God's help, we will take several steps ahead in Baghdad," Salehi said in a joint press conference with his Armenian counterpart.
  
"We were at the beginning of the end regarding (Iran's) nuclear issue in Istanbul, and we hope in a not-so-far future we will witness the closure of this manufactured dossier," he added.
  
Iran is to meet representatives of the so-called P5+1 group, comprising the five permanent UN Security Council members plus Germany, in Iraq's capital for the second round of talks which were revived this month in Istanbul after a 15-month impasse.
  
Salehi declined to go into details on the likely content of the Baghdad talks. "Please allow the details to surface after the Baghdad meeting. There are a number of analyses and views going around which are premature to talk about," he said.