Iran’s special position in India’s foreign policy
| In the 18th round of political consultations between Iran and India in Tehran, the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of India pointed out the special position of Iran in the country's foreign policy and announced his country's readiness to develop economic relations with Iran in various fields. |
According to the foreign policy group of Fars news agency, the 18th round of political consultations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Republic of India was held this morning (Sunday), December 5, with the presence of delegations from the two countries’ ministries of foreign affairs, headed by Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of India Vinay Mohan Kwatra and Political Deputy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ali Bagheri was held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Tehran.
In this four-hour meeting, a range of political, economic, consular issues as well as regional developments and international relations were discussed and the priorities of the relations between the two countries in the coming period were determined.
Ali Bagheri, while welcoming the expansion and development of the relations between the two countries, emphasized on creating a mechanism and He emphasized the appropriate works to ensure the strategic and stable interactions between the two countries. He emphasized in the framework of the United Nations and its affiliated institutions.
Welcoming the idea of India’s Global South, the political deputy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized the development of people-to-people relations in the two countries, including the development of relations between the elites and intellectuals of Iran and India, and added: “The Islamic Republic of Iran wants to hold as soon as possible The 20th meeting of the Joint Economic Commission is ready.
While thanking the Islamic Republic of Iran for hosting this round of talks, the deputy official of the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs added: “The necessary political will to develop bilateral relations has not been There are high-ranking Indian officials and the Islamic Republic of Iran has a special place in India’s foreign policy.
He added: The Indian government welcomes cooperation with Iran in the form of Shanghai and the BRICS group of countries and is ready to develop economic relations in new areas such as agriculture, fisheries, traditional medicine, etc. Is.
According to this high-ranking Indian official, the government of this country also welcomes the development of cultural, sports, and scientific relations with the public and private sectors of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
In this meeting, a range of regional issues, especially the latest developments in Gaza, Afghanistan issues, the situation in the Caucasus region, and the war in Ukraine were discussed.
| publisher | Fars News |
|
