Iran Aims to Be a Trustworthy Ally in Regional Progress, Says VP

Iran Strengthens Commitment to Regional Partnerships, Says VP

In a significant announcement, Iranian Vice President Mohammad Reza Aref emphasized the Islamic Republic of Iran’s commitment to becoming a vital and dependable partner in regional arrangements. This statement was made during the recent Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) Prime Ministers’ meeting, showcasing Iran’s dedication to enhancing its role within this important economic framework.

During his address at the meeting, Aref highlighted several key points regarding Iran’s evolving position in the EAEU:

  • Observer Status: Iran’s designation as an observer in the EAEU represents a pivotal step towards solidifying its relationships with member countries.
  • Economic Diplomacy: Aref underscored the growing significance of regional and multilateral mechanisms in Iran’s economic diplomacy.
  • Expansion of Ties: Tehran is eager to enhance cooperation with other nations in critical sectors, including energy, new technologies, and transit.
  • Trade Facilitation: Iran is focused on creating the Iran-EAEU corridor to streamline trade among the six member states.
  • Transit Capacities: The country is prepared to boost the transit capabilities of its ports located in the Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman.

Aref’s visit to Kazakhstan, which commenced on Thursday, included participation in both the EAEU Prime Ministers’ meeting and the 2025 Almaty Digital Forum. His ongoing engagement in these platforms reflects Iran’s strategic intent to foster economic collaboration and integration with its regional partners.

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