Foreign Minister Araqchi Engages in Key Discussions with Indian Counterpart in New Delhi

Foreign Minister Araqchi Engages in Key Discussions with Indian Counterpart in New Delhi

In a significant diplomatic engagement, Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi recently visited New Delhi to hold discussions with his Indian counterpart, Subrahmanyam Jaishankar. This official visit underscores the ongoing efforts to enhance bilateral relations between Iran and India.

Araqchi and Jaishankar met at the Hyderabad House on Thursday. The purpose of this meeting is to strengthen ties between the two nations. During his time in India, Araqchi is also set to meet with the President of India and other high-ranking security officials.

The Iranian delegation accompanying Araqchi includes senior officials from key ministries, such as:

  • Economy
  • Health
  • Oil
  • Central Bank

This diverse group also consists of top diplomats focused on fostering cooperation.

Earlier in the day, the official spokesperson of the Indian Ministry of External Affairs, Randhir Jaiswal, shared on his X account, “Warm welcome to FM Araqchi, as he arrives in New Delhi for the India-Iran Joint Commission Meeting.” He further noted, “An opportunity to review and enhance bilateral cooperation on the 75th Anniversary of the India-Iran Friendship Treaty.”

Araqchi, who arrived in India on Wednesday, is leading the delegation for high-level consultations aimed at boosting cooperation between the two countries. The discussions will include a review and follow-up on the latest progress regarding the implementation of economic agreements between Iran and India.

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