Why it matters:
This statement reflects Iran's strategic approach to foreign relations, aiming to foster peace, stability, and mutual benefits through collaboration. The emphasis on global cooperation comes at a time when international relations are increasingly complex, and Iran seeks to strengthen its diplomatic ties.
The big picture:
On August 10, President Masoud Pezeshkian welcomed ambassadors from Ethiopia, Estonia, Djibouti, Laos, Cambodia, Burundi, Latvia, Myanmar, and Nepal. He expressed hope for their success in fulfilling their missions and pursuing their goals.
What he is saying:
Pezeshkian stated, "We must work together to develop peace, stability, tranquility, and prosperity for all." He emphasized that the people of the world have a limited opportunity for life on this small planet and must collaborate to achieve these goals.
The President highlighted Iran's readiness to expand relations across various fields, including political, economic, commercial, cultural, scientific, and technological sectors, based on mutual respect and shared interests.
Additionally, he condemned the ongoing crimes of the Israeli regime against the defenseless people of Gaza, urging all countries, especially Islamic nations, to intensify their efforts to stop these atrocities and provide humanitarian aid.
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