"Syria’s participation in further negotiations in Vienna will be discussed during the Vienna-3 talks," Qadri Jamil said.
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov said earlier that Russia had presented to its co-negotiators on the Syrian reconciliation in Vienna a list of Syrian opposition groups it believes should be invited to future talks with the current authority of the Middle Eastern country.
"Moscow has proposed 38 names, these are all those invited to the Moscow-2 [Syrian talks]," Qadri Jamil told RIA Novosti.
Moscow served as a host city for two rounds of talks between the Syrian government and opposition factions in the country, in January and in April 2015, in an attempt to stop the four-year Syrian civil war.
On October 30, top diplomats from about 20 countries, comprising Russia, the United States, Saudi Arabia and Turkey, as well as many other officials, met in the Austrian capital of Vienna to discuss efforts to end the four-year civil war in Syria.
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