Indirect talks between Iran and the United States concluded on Saturday with both sides presenting frameworks for negotiation and discussing various issues, but without reaching any agreement, The New York Times reported.
A senior American official, cited by the newspaper, described the four-hour session as productive and indicated that the next round of talks would take place in Europe, with Oman continuing its role as facilitator.
According to a senior American official, the discussions lasted four hours and were described as productive. Both sides proposed frameworks for future negotiations, but nothing was agreed to during the Saturday meeting.
Another source familiar with the negotiations told The New York Times that the subsequent round would likely occur within the next two weeks.
However, this source added that the US delegation required time to review information and proposals put forward by the Iranian side.
This person also said that the United States prefers to move future talks to a location more convenient for its delegation.