Iran Champions Growth of Asia Cooperation Dialogue, Says Araghchi

Iran Champions Growth of Asia Cooperation Dialogue, Says Araghchi

In a significant development for regional cooperation, Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has expressed strong support for transforming the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD) into a formal international organization. This move is anticipated to enhance collaboration among Asian nations.

During a recent meeting in Tehran with Nasser Al-Mutairi, the secretary general of the ACD, Araghchi discussed the current status and future aspirations of the organization. Here are some key points from their discussion:

  • Update on Cooperation: Al-Mutairi provided insights on the ongoing efforts within the ACD following a recent foreign ministerial meeting held in Tehran and the upcoming ACD Summit in Doha.
  • Iran’s Contributions: The secretary general praised Iran’s significant contributions during its tenure as the rotating president of the organization.
  • Strengthening Collaboration: Al-Mutairi emphasized the ACD’s vital role in enhancing cooperation among its member states.

In response, Araghchi acknowledged the ACD’s initiatives aimed at fostering collaboration among Asian countries. He reiterated Iran’s commitment to support the organization’s transition into an international entity.

Additionally, he commended Kuwait for its role in hosting the ACD’s secretariat and for its continuous support for the Asian cooperative body.

This ongoing dialogue highlights the importance of regional partnerships and the potential for a more integrated approach among nations in Asia.

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