After two-day meeting, foreign minister says next round of talks will take place in Geneva 'in a few weeks.'
Iran and world powers will meet in Geneva in "a few weeks" to continue negotiations over Tehran's controversial nuclear programme, Iran's foreign minister said Wednesday.
"The continuation of the negotiations will be in Geneva in a few weeks," Mohammad Javad Zarif wrote on his Facebook page.
Iran, the United States and five other world powers revived stalled nuclear talks in Geneva on Tuesday, with Tehran laying out a road map to end the showdown over its nuclear ambitions.
Negotiators from the European Union-chaired P5+1 group on Wednesday pored over what Iran billed as a breakthrough proposal to end the decade-long standoff over its nuclear programme.
"In the meantime, the P5+1 members will have the opportunity to [study] the details of Iran's proposals and prepare actions they need to take," Zarif said. "Negotiations and reaching a resolution is difficult, and negotiating over details requires time and great deliberation."
Michael Mann, the spokesman for the European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton, who leads the negotiations on behalf of world powers, said the Iranian presentation had been "very useful", but did not elaborate.
Western officials said the fact that the plan was delivered in English for the first time underlined a new mood in the often-tense nuclear talks.
Abbas Araghchi, a senior Iranian negotiator, praised the "very positive environment" and said the "reaction was good" across the table.
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