Annan holds 'positive and constructive' talks with Iraq

Iraq’s foreign minister and the UN secretary-general agreed that their first high-level talks in a year got off to a ‘‘positive and constructive’’ start, but there was no sign Iraq would allow UN weapons inspectors back in the country.

Iraq’s foreign minister and the UN secretary-general agreed that their first high-level talks in a year got off to a ‘‘positive and constructive’’ start, but there was no sign Iraq would allow UN weapons inspectors back in the country.

No major breakthrough had been expected yesterday, and Foreign Minister Naji Sabri announced that the dialogue would continue in mid-April.

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