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Iran’s President Pezeshkian Emphasizes Strengthening Regional Ties with Neighbors
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has reiterated the country’s commitment to strengthening relations with neighboring countries, focusing on shared cultural and historical ties. In a meeting with Armenian Security Council Secretary Armen Grigoryan in Tehran, Pezeshkian emphasized the importance of trust in Iran-Armenia relations and expressed hope that recent diplomatic exchanges would enhance bilateral cooperation. He reaffirmed Iran’s support for de-escalating tensions between Armenia and Azerbaijan and advocated for regional peace. Grigoryan noted the growth of bilateral trade, exceeding $1 billion, and praised Pezeshkian’s impactful speech at the Tehran Dialogue Forum, which aims to foster international collaboration.
Iran Stands Firm: No Negotiations Amid Maximum Pressure Tactics
In an interview with Iran’s al-Alam, Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi highlighted the importance of actions over words, responding to former President Trump’s reinstatement of a stringent “maximum pressure” policy against Iran. This policy, which involves sanctions and restrictions following the US’s withdrawal from a nuclear agreement, has been ineffective, according to Araghchi. He asserted that Iran will not negotiate under pressure and is adapting by diversifying its economic partnerships and boosting domestic production. He also addressed upcoming political exchanges with Qatar, emphasizing Iran’s resilience and commitment to sovereignty in the face of US threats and rhetoric.
Europe Faces Consequences of ‘Snapback’ Mechanism Activation, Warns Araqchi
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi criticized the notion of using the “snapback” mechanism against Iran, asserting it lacks legal and political legitimacy and warning Europe of the consequences. He highlighted uranium enrichment as a significant achievement for Iranian scientists and a vital issue for the nation, honoring seven nuclear scientists who lost their lives in the process. Araqchi blamed the U.S. withdrawal from the JCPOA and European inaction for the current situation. He also spoke positively about Iran’s relations with Saudi Arabia, noting effective cooperation and mutual understanding, and expressed hope for restoring diplomatic ties with Cairo and Manama.
Iranian Foreign Minister’s Strategic Visit to Saudi Arabia: A New Era of Diplomacy?
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi is in Jeddah for high-level talks with Saudi officials to strengthen bilateral relations and address regional issues. The agenda includes discussions on mutual interests, regional developments, and international affairs. Following his visit to Saudi Arabia, Araqchi will attend the Iran-Arab World Dialogue summit in Doha to promote regional cooperation. He emphasized the importance of engaging in indirect talks with the U.S., maintaining dialogue with regional countries, and addressing nuclear concerns for a sustainable agreement. These efforts highlight Iran’s commitment to enhancing diplomatic relations amid the complexities of Middle Eastern politics.
Strengthening Bonds: Qatari Emir’s Iran Visit Signals Renewed Commitment to Enhanced Bilateral Ties, Says Iranian Envoy
Qatar and Iran are strengthening their partnership, as evident from Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani’s recent visit to Tehran. This visit aims to enhance political, security, and economic cooperation while addressing regional issues through diplomacy. Iran’s Ambassador to Doha, Ali Salehabadi, highlighted previous significant meetings, including Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian’s visit, which resulted in agreements across various fields. Qatar’s Ambassador to Tehran noted that the Emir’s trip reinforces stable ties and focuses on boosting economic relations and discussing regional matters. The visit also follows Qatar’s mediation in a U.S.-Iran prisoner swap and aims to promote peace and stability in the region.
Tehran Dialogue Forum Launches with President Pezeshkian Leading the Way
The Tehran Dialogue Forum commenced on Sunday, highlighting a key moment in international diplomacy with notable attendees, including President Masoud Pezeshkian and Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi. The event opened with Iran’s national anthem and a Quran recitation. High-profile foreign dignitaries present included the foreign ministers of Oman, Tajikistan, and the Afghan caretaker government, along with the Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq and Armenia’s Security Council Secretary. Scheduled for May 18-19, the forum aims to enhance diplomatic connections and facilitate discussions on important global issues, featuring speeches from various officials and experts.