Representatives of Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro and opposition leader Juan Guaido "reiterated their willingness" to resolve the country's political crisis during talks in Barbados, mediator Norway said on Friday.
The delegates arrived on Wednesday for a third round of talks in Barbados in negotiations that originally began in Oslo in May.
Three weeks ago the rival factions agreed to set up a platform for "continuous" negotiations.
A statement from Norway's Foreign Affairs Ministry said the two sides had "reiterated their willingness to advance in the search for an agreed-upon and constitutional solution, focused on the well-being of the Venezuelan people."
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