Iran Commits to Combating Regional Terrorism, Says Envoy to Turkey

Iran Commits to Combating Regional Terrorism, Says Envoy to Turkey

In a recent statement, Iran’s Ambassador to Turkey, Mohammad-Hassan Habibzadeh, emphasized Tehran’s commitment to eradicating terrorism and enhancing regional security. This cooperation between Iran and Turkey is vital for fostering peace among neighboring countries.

During a meeting in Ankara on Saturday with Okay Memis, the secretary general of Turkey’s National Security Council, Habibzadeh highlighted several key points regarding their collaborative efforts:

  • Support for Anti-Terrorism Initiatives: Iran stands firmly behind any process aimed at eliminating terrorism in the region.
  • Importance of Security Cooperation: Both nations agree that enhancing security collaboration is essential to address shared threats.
  • Focus on Regional Developments: The discussions included the evolving situation in Syria and the indirect negotiations regarding Iran’s nuclear program with the United States.
  • Positive Response to PKK Announcement: Tehran welcomed the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK)’s decision to disband and cease hostilities against Turkey, hoping it will contribute to regional peace.

These discussions underscore the mutual interest in achieving stability and security in the region, with both Iran and Turkey working together to navigate complex challenges.

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