Pashinyan’s appreciation of Iran’s principled positions regarding the developments in the Caucasus

According to the foreign policy group of Fars news agency, Hossein Amirabdollahian, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, met with the Prime Minister of this country, Nikol Pashinyan, on the evening of Wednesday, December 6th.

In this meeting, the Minister of Foreign Affairs pointed out the importance and priority of developing relations with neighbors, including Armenia, in the foreign policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran, with a positive assessment of the growing trend of bilateral relations, on the need to speed up agreements He emphasized the cooperation between the two countries, especially in the economic and people-to-people sectors. He called the peace agreement in line with the interests of the countries in the region.

Amir Abdallahian called for the activation of historical communication routes based on mutual interests and based on sovereignty, jurisdiction and national laws in the Caucasus in line with the collective interests of the countries. The region mentioned.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, referring to the capacity of the countries in the region to resolve disputes and help establish peace and stability in the region, called the entry of extra-regional actors to complicate the conditions of the region and emphasized the necessity He emphasized the use of capacities within the region, including the 3+3 consultative meeting for peacemaking and guaranteeing a peace agreement in the Caucasus. The growing trend of relations between the two countries emphasized the need to provide the necessary infrastructure in order to improve relations. Kurd: This approach will help to establish stable peace in the Caucasus region.

Pashinian, reviewing the existing bilateral relations, called the increase in the volume of trade exchange related to the provision of infrastructure by both sides and He requested to send greetings to the Supreme Leader and Ayatollah Raisi.

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