Iran's Foreign Minister Affirms Commitment to Non-Aggression and Diplomatic Solutions in Foreign Policy

Iran Stands Firm Against Aggression and Foreign Intervention, Declares Foreign Minister

In a recent address, Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi emphasized the core principles of the Islamic Republic’s foreign policy, which are deeply rooted in the values of the 1979 Islamic Revolution. This policy is centered on promoting peace and independence while firmly opposing discrimination and foreign interference.

During a ceremony commemorating the 46th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution held in Tehran, Araghchi addressed over 100 envoys from various nations and international organizations. He highlighted several key aspects of Iran’s foreign policy:

  • Nation’s Resilience: Araghchi stated that the true backbone of Iran’s foreign policy is its people, who have courageously resisted the severe “maximum” pressure applied against the nation.
  • Role in Security: He noted that the Islamic Republic has played a pivotal role in promoting security and stability in the region.
  • Significant Sacrifices: The Foreign Minister acknowledged Iran’s sacrifices in combating issues such as occupation, terrorism, extremism, and drug trafficking.

Furthermore, Araghchi expressed gratitude to the ambassadors and representatives present at the event for their contributions towards fostering cooperation between their respective countries and Iran. He conveyed optimism for enhanced relations between the Islamic Republic and these nations in the future.

The remarks made by Araghchi reinforce Iran’s commitment to its principles and its vision for international collaboration, underscoring the importance of unity and cooperation in addressing global challenges.

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