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Iran’s Top Security Official Set to Join BRICS Security Summit in Brazil
Ali Akbar Ahmadian, secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, has arrived in Brazil for a key BRICS security meeting aimed at enhancing cooperation among emerging economies. During his visit, he will participate in bilateral and multilateral talks with BRICS representatives, focusing on security, political collaboration, economic partnerships, and developments in West Asia. Brazil, holding the BRICS presidency for 2025, is hosting important conferences this year to address global issues. Originally founded in 2009, BRICS now includes additional members like Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt, and serves as a crucial platform for the Global South in multilateral discussions.
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.
US Complicity Fuels Israeli Actions, Escalating Regional Insecurity
In a Tehran meeting, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Araghchi and UN Special Envoy to Yemen Hans Grundberg discussed the severe humanitarian crisis in Yemen due to ongoing U.S. military aggression. Araghchi condemned U.S. attacks, arguing they contribute to regional instability and impact civilian lives. He called for U.S. leaders to recognize the link between the Yemeni plight and broader issues, including the humanitarian crisis in Palestine. Grundberg acknowledged Iran’s support for peace efforts, emphasizing the need for stability in Yemen for regional security. The meeting highlighted the urgent need for diplomatic solutions amid escalating violence and foreign interventions.
Iran Calls on IAEA to Embrace Constructive Dialogue Over Politicized Tactics
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi recently urged the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to adopt a constructive and technical approach in its dealings with Iran regarding nuclear activities. In a phone call with IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi, Araghchi emphasized Iran’s commitment to cooperation and the need to avoid politicization, calling for negotiations free from “unjustified pressure” from certain nations. Grossi affirmed the IAEA’s intention to engage seriously with Iran to resolve outstanding issues. This dialogue follows a November 2024 resolution by the IAEA’s Board of Governors accusing Iran of non-compliance, which Iran deemed unjust and politically motivated.
Pakistan and Iran Join Forces: Prime Minister Affirms Commitment to Regional Peace
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif of Pakistan reaffirmed his country’s commitment to strengthening ties with Iran during a meeting with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi in Islamabad. The discussions highlighted the historical bonds between the two nations and addressed recent tensions following a tragic explosion in Iran and rising conflict between Pakistan and India. Sharif condemned allegations linking Pakistan to violence in India-administered Kashmir and called for an international investigation. Araqchi, representing Iran’s leadership, emphasized bilateral cooperation and invited Sharif for an official visit to Tehran, underlining both countries’ mutual interest in promoting regional peace and stability.
Araqchi Hails Lavrov’s Prestigious Order of St. Andrew Award
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi congratulated Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on receiving the Order of Saint Andrew the Apostle, awarded by President Vladimir Putin on Lavrov’s 75th birthday. The ceremony occurred in the Catherine Hall of the Kremlin, recognizing Lavrov’s outstanding services to Russia, contributions to foreign policy, and years of public service. Araqchi praised Lavrov and his team, noting the award reflects the trust placed in him during challenging global circumstances and highlights the strategic relationship between Iran and Russia. He wished Lavrov continued success in his future endeavors, emphasizing the significance of their diplomatic ties.