Sports minister Joe Fitzpatrick has invited key figures within Scottish sport to discuss a phased return of events.
Playing behind closed doors while coronavirus measures remain in place will be discussed on 5 May.
Fitzpatrick hopes to meet virtually with the Scottish FA, the SPFL, Scottish Rugby and Sportscotland.
First minister Nicola Sturgeon has said matches behind closed doors are not impossible but unlikely anytime soon.
The UK government has held talks with major sporting organisations in England with a view to a resumption of sport.
Professional football and rugby have been suspended since last month because of the virus pandemic while the Olympics has been postponed until summer 2021.
Meanwhile, the SFA and SPFL have formed six "sub-groups" to support the restarting of Scottish football, which will be done in line with Scottish government and chief medical officer advice.