Foreign Minister Joins Human Rights Council Session in Geneva: A Focus on Global Advocacy

Foreign Minister Heads to Geneva for Crucial Human Rights Council Session

Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi has arrived in Geneva, Switzerland, to participate in the highly anticipated 58th session of the Human Rights Council. This event gathers international leaders to discuss crucial human rights issues globally.

Araqchi’s journey began on Sunday evening from Beirut, Lebanon, where he attended the funeral of prominent Hezbollah leaders Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah and Sayyed Hashem Saffieddine earlier that day. His arrival in Geneva marks a significant moment for Iranian diplomacy.

The 58th session of the Human Rights Council is set to commence on Monday and will continue until April 4. During this session, Araqchi is expected to:

  • Deliver a key speech addressing human rights concerns.
  • Engage in discussions with diplomats from various countries.
  • Participate in the 2025 Conference on Disarmament High-level Segment, starting the same day.

Additionally, Araqchi plans to meet with UN Secretary-General António Guterres, emphasizing the importance of international dialogue and cooperation.

This session not only highlights Iran’s commitment to human rights but also its active role in global disarmament discussions. Stay tuned for further updates on Araqchi’s activities in Geneva.

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