U.S. and Iran set to hold second round of nuclear talks in Rome

Investing.com -- The United States and Iran are scheduled to hold a second round of nuclear discussions in Rome, according to information released on Monday by Italy’s Foreign Minister, Antonio Tajani. This announcement was reported by ANSA, Italy’s primary news agency.

Both Iran and the U.S. have characterized their recent discussions in Oman as "positive" and "constructive". The two nations came to a mutual agreement to reconvene for further talks during the current week.

Tajani further explained the decision, stating that a request was received from the involved parties and Oman, which has been acting as a mediator in these discussions. In response to this request, Italy has agreed to host the follow-up round of talks. Tajani made these comments while attending the world Expo exhibition in Osaka, Japan.

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