Foreign Minister Araqchi Advocates for Strengthening Ties and Cooperation with Japan

Foreign Minister Araqchi Advocates for Strengthening Ties and Cooperation with Japan

In a recent diplomatic engagement, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi emphasized the importance of strengthening ties with Japan. This initiative aligns with the ongoing efforts to enhance bilateral relations between the two nations.

During a meeting with Japan’s Deputy Foreign Minister Namazu Hiroyuki, who is in Iran for the 33rd Iran-Japan Vice-Ministerial Consultation, Araqchi expressed Iran’s welcoming stance towards the expansion of ties with Japan.

Key points from the meeting include:

  • Historical Relations: Araqchi highlighted the long-standing amicable relations between Iran and Japan.
  • Economic and Trade Expansion: He underscored the need to enhance cooperation in various fields, particularly in economic and trade sectors.
  • Regional and International Consultations: The Iranian Foreign Minister welcomed increased consultations on regional and international issues.

In response, Hiroyuki acknowledged the enduring friendship between the two countries and stressed the significance of ongoing discussions to foster bilateral relations and share perspectives on regional and international matters.

Earlier on Tuesday, Deputy Foreign Minister for Political Affairs Majid Takht-e-Ravanchi also engaged with Namazu Hiroyuki to further discuss bilateral ties and issues of mutual interest.

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