Speaking at the White House, Trump said the documents related to the proposed agreement were in the final stages of preparation and that both sides were working towards completing the process.
"It should be done pretty quickly," Trump told reporters, indicating that the negotiations had entered a decisive phase.
The US president added that Iran was equally interested in reaching an agreement, saying, "They want it every bit as much as everybody else wants it."
Trump did not disclose specific details of the proposed deal or elaborate on the remaining issues under discussion. However, his remarks suggest that diplomatic efforts between the two countries have made significant progress after months of negotiations and regional tensions.
The comments come amid ongoing international efforts to reduce tensions in the Middle East and secure a long-term understanding between Washington and Tehran on key political, security and economic issues.
Observers say a successful agreement could ease regional instability, improve diplomatic relations and potentially open the door for broader cooperation on a range of issues affecting the Middle East.
Further details regarding the contents of the agreement are expected once negotiations are formally concluded and the final documents are signed.
