Some disagreements remain since last meeting on November 7-9, but the sides are determined to work towards a positive outcome.
Talks between Iran and the six world powers (five permanent members of the UN Security Council and Germany) will continue in Geneva on Thursday amid optimism and heavy security measures.
The six world powers and Iran reaffirmed their commitment to moving forward, Michael Mann, the spokesperson for the Catherine Ashton, the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, said after a plenary meeting on Wednesday.
Mann said some disagreements remained since last meeting on November 7-9, but the sides were determined to work towards a positive outcome and expressed hope that the P5+1 and Iran would reach a viable solution.
He declined, however, to speculate about an opportunity to have a ministerial meeting in Geneva this time. He said he knew nothing about the arrival of foreign ministers and did not want to make forecasts. A source from the Iranian delegation either refused to comment on whether the meeting of political directors would be upgraded to the ministerial level.
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