Why it matters:
Iran and Turkey share deep historical, cultural, and strategic connections. Amid shifting regional dynamics, both countries are seeking to expand cooperation in areas such as trade, security, and diplomacy. Pezeshkian’s message signals Tehran’s intent to prioritize bilateral engagement.
The big picture:
In his Wednesday statement, Pezeshkian said that enhancing Iran–Turkey relations is crucial amid current global and regional conditions. He stressed that closer cooperation would contribute to stability, security, and development not only for the two nations but also for the wider region. He emphasized that closer cooperation would promote stability, security, and development.
What he’s saying:
“There are numerous commonalities between our two friendly and brotherly nations,” Pezeshkian noted. He expressed hope that through joint efforts and ongoing dialogue, Iran and Turkey would deepen their collaboration across economic, political, cultural, and international spheres.
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