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"The secretary general remains convinced that Geneva II is the way to go, and he is looking at the parties to think long and hard and to come back as soon as possible so that this process can continue," spokesman Martin Nesirky told reporters.
"This is a process, not a single event taking place in one or two meetings... this is going to take a long time."
"The secretary general remains determined to push ahead with this, as is (UN mediator Lakhdar) Brahimi," Nesirky added.
Brahimi said Saturday he was "very, very sorry" after the talks between the Syrian regime and the opposition broke off without result after three weeks. No date has been set for a resumption of negotiations.
Nesirky said Brahimi would be coming to New York "at some point" to brief Ban and the Security Council on his mission.
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"This is a process, not a single event taking place in one or two meetings... this is going to take a long time."
"The secretary general remains determined to push ahead with this, as is (UN mediator Lakhdar) Brahimi," Nesirky added.
Brahimi said Saturday he was "very, very sorry" after the talks between the Syrian regime and the opposition broke off without result after three weeks. No date has been set for a resumption of negotiations.
Nesirky said Brahimi would be coming to New York "at some point" to brief Ban and the Security Council on his mission.
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