"I think we can mention the possibility of agreements with the [Bashar Assad] regime as the antagonisms and controversies are now not as deep as they used to be,” Jamil, who is one of the leaders of the Syrian left-wing opposition People's Will Party and the Popular Front for Change and Liberation, said.
Jamil added that the sides continued to bring closer together their views on the entire range of political issues, including Geneva talks and national reconciliation.
Participants of Intra-Syrian Talks to Discuss Ceasefire on Thursday
"The issue of ceasefire… is one of the issues in the second package, which will be discussed tomorrow," Jamil said.
The second negotiations package includes issues such as the ceasefire, political prisoners and humanitarian aid, according to Jamil.
"I believe these questions will be resolved if there is an agreement on the first political package."
The parties first met in the Russian capital on January 26-29 to discuss political framework for settling the Syrian crisis.
Syria has been in a state of civil war since 2011, with government forces fighting armed rebel groups. According to the United Nations, almost 4 million people have fled the country amid hostilities.
