Iran's President Hassan Rouhani says he is optimistic that a deal over his country's nuclear programme can be reached during the current round of negotiations.
Mr Rouhani said that recent progress in the talks between Tehran and other world powers, including the UK, could see an agreement.
Iranian state news agency IRNA quoted him as saying: "In this round of talks, shared points of view emerged in some of the areas where there had been a difference of opinion, which can be a foundation for a final agreement."
"I believe it is possible to reach an agreement and there is nothing that cannot be resolved."
Earlier he said those negotiating with his country have realised that "threats and sanctions are ineffective".
Iran and world powers - US, Britain, France, Russia, China and Germany - ended their latest nuclear talks in the Swiss city of Lausanne on Friday and will resume negotiations later next week.
They are aiming towards a 31 March deadline for a framework agreement.
France has been demanding more stringent restrictions on the Iranians under any deal than the other Western delegations and at one point during the talks French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius phoned his team to ensure it made no more concessions, officials said.
He said: "France wants an agreement, but a robust one that really guarantees that Iran can have access to civilian nuclear power, but not the atomic bomb."
Iran wants UN sanctions to be lifted immediately and denies that it harbours nuclear weapons ambitions.
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