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Gateway to Indirect US Talks Remains Open: Opportunities for Diplomatic Engagement
During a recent cabinet session, Iranian official Pezeshkian expressed gratitude for public participation in International Quds Day rallies, emphasizing unity among Muslims ahead of Eid al-Fitr. He urged for patience, forgiveness, and compassion in society, viewing these values as essential for overcoming challenges. On international relations, Pezeshkian confirmed Iran’s rejection of direct talks with the U.S. but indicated openness to indirect negotiations, contingent on the U.S. restoring trust. He condemned Israeli violence against civilians, calling for greater unity among Muslim nations to address injustices and emphasizing the importance of cooperation in the current geopolitical climate.
Iran Stresses Importance of Caucasus Security and Neighbor Relations, Says Foreign Ministry Spokesperson
In a recent briefing, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghaei emphasized the importance of regional security in the Caucasus, particularly concerning Armenia and Azerbaijan. He affirmed Iran’s commitment to fostering stability and cooperation, stating readiness to assist in strengthening security in the South Caucasus. Baghaei addressed misinformation about Iran’s support for Hezbollah, highlighted diplomatic efforts with Afghanistan, and reiterated support for Syrian governance backed by the populace. He also expressed opposition to foreign military presence, viewing it as destabilizing, and confirmed ongoing discussions for the Economic Cooperation Organization Summit in Tehran. Iran aims to reinforce its role as a stabilizing force in the region.
Strengthening Bonds: Serbian President and Iran’s Communications Minister Forge New Bilateral Ties
In a recent meeting, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and Iran’s Communications Minister Sattar Hashemi discussed strengthening bilateral ties. Vučić highlighted Iran’s participation in the 2027 EXPO and emphasized economic cooperation in sectors like energy, health tourism, agriculture, and information technology. He announced plans for a memorandum of cooperation in IT to foster innovative telecom solutions, enhance digital skills, and establish data centers. Vučić also expressed gratitude for Iran’s support of Serbia’s territorial integrity, reflecting a shared commitment to international law. The meeting underscores both nations’ dedication to expanding collaboration across various fields.
Iran’s Zarif Urges Trump to Prioritize Focus and Rationality in Diplomacy
Iran’s Vice-President for Strategic Affairs, Mohammad Javad Zarif, urged for a rational approach from Donald Trump if he secures a second presidential term. Speaking at the World Economic Forum, Zarif expressed hope that a “Trump 2” would prioritize constructive dialogue over conflict, emphasizing Iran’s increased nuclear capabilities since the U.S. exited the 2015 nuclear deal but asserting that Iran does not seek nuclear weapons. Zarif also addressed the controversial new hijab law, acknowledging public resistance and the government’s decision to ease enforcement. His remarks reflect Iran’s complex challenges regarding nuclear ambitions and women’s rights amidst ongoing international scrutiny.
Tajikistan Welcomes Iranian President for Historic First Foreign Visit of 2025
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian is on his first foreign visit of 2025 to Tajikistan, aiming to strengthen bilateral ties between the two nations. The visit is expected to result in around 20 cooperation agreements across various sectors, including trade, investment, water and electricity, technical engineering, transportation, tourism, and university research. These agreements will enhance economic collaboration and cultural exchange, reinforcing their historical connections. Discussions will also focus on security cooperation amid complex geopolitical challenges. This visit is seen as a strategic initiative to foster long-lasting partnerships and regional stability, with significant implications for both countries and Central Asia.