The second round of indirect nuclear talks between Iran and the United States concluded on Saturday in Italy's capital Rome with Oman's mediation.
The Iranian and U.S. delegations participating in the talks were headed by Iran's Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi and U.S. Special Envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff, respectively.
Araghchi said at the end of the talks that the negotiations with U.S. delegations were held in a "constructive" atmosphere and are making progress, according to Iran's IRIB news agency.
He noted that technical negotiations at the expert level are set to begin in Oman by Wednesday, where the details of the agreement's framework may be discussed.
He added that the negotiators would meet in Oman next Saturday again to discuss the result of the experts' work.
Oman's Foreign Ministry confirmed on the same day that Araghchi and Witkoff agreed to move into the next phase of negotiations aimed at reaching a fair, lasting, and binding agreement on Tehran's nuclear issues.
The first round of the talks between the two countries was held in the Omani capital Muscat on April 12, which were described by both sides as "constructive."
Second round of Iran-US nuclear talks concludes in Rome
