Amir Abdullahian’s emphasis on reopening the embassies of Iran and Sudan

According to the report of Fars news agency’s foreign policy group, Sudanese Foreign Minister Ali al-Sadegh Ali, who traveled to Tehran in his first trip after the termination of relations between Iran and Sudan and in response to the invitation of his Iranian counterpart, at noon today (Monday) ) met and talked with Hossein Amirabdollahian at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on 16 February.

Following the attack on the Saudi embassy in Tehran and the consulate general of this country in Mashhad in January 2014, which led to the termination of one-way relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran, Sudan followed Saudi Arabia’s decision to cut off Kurdish diplomatic relations with Iran, following the meeting of the two foreign ministers of Iran and Sudan in Baku in July of this year, it was decided to resume relations, and on October 17 of this year, the two countries announced in a joint statement that they would resume their diplomatic relations. .

Amir Abdullahian, in today’s meeting with his Sudanese counterpart, emphasizing the opening of a new page of strengthening and developing relations between Iran and Sudan, according to the agreements and important points raised in the meeting between the presidents of the two countries on the sidelines of the joint meeting. The heads of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation and the Arab League in Riyadh pointed out and added: the presence of the Sudanese delegation in Tehran shows the serious will of Sudan’s high-ranking officials to strengthen and develop relations, and the decisive will and decision of the Islamic Republic of Iran is to support the strengthening of cooperation and development of relations with Sudan. .

He called the reopening of embassies and the resumption of activities of ambassadors in the two countries important for pursuing the development of Fimabin cooperation and expressed hope that by establishing and following up the ambassadors of the two countries, Fimabin cooperation can be increased. .

The head of the diplomatic service, referring to Iran’s valuable capacities and experiences in the field of industry and technical and engineering services, new and superior technologies, and medical and pharmaceutical fields, expressed Iran’s readiness to present these experiences in He announced the development and progress of Sudan.

* Sudan’s serious efforts to strengthen relations with Iran

Al Sadiq Ali, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Sudan, expressed his satisfaction with his trip to Tehran, and pointed out the history of historical relations between the two countries and regretted the interruption of relations between the two countries. The Muslim nation emphasized the will and serious efforts of its country to consolidate and develop relations in various fields and expressed hope that with the resumption of the activities of the ambassadors of the two countries, we will see the development and expansion of relations and the follow-up of bilateral agreements.

He also reported on the process of internal developments and crisis in this country and the efforts of the president of his country to overcome the problems of the Sudanese people arising from the war and crisis and to resolve the crisis through peaceful means. And with the help and support of neighboring countries and the United Nations and through regional and international peace initiatives.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Sudan also pointed to the conspiracies of the Zionist regime for the continuation of the war and internal crisis in Sudan, on the principled position of the government and the people of his country in supporting the holy cause of Palestine and condemning aggressions and crimes. The Zionist regime emphasized against the Palestinian people, especially in Gaza.

According to Fars report, the spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Nasser Kanani, said in a weekly meeting with reporters about the visit of the Sudanese Foreign Minister to Tehran. that the two countries are making the necessary preparations for the reopening of the embassies of the two countries in Tehran and Khartoum, and this trip is done in the framework of strengthening and continuing the initial coordination for the return of the relations between the two countries on their natural path and the resumption of the activities of the embassies of the two countries.

Kanaani said: Unfortunately, we are witnessing a civil war and internal conflicts in Sudan. Iran’s permanent policy is to help stability and security, and we emphasize the necessity of stopping the conflict and non-interference of foreign countries and Sudanese-Sudanese dialogues to end the conflicts, and we hope that this trip will be the basis for the formation of a forward atmosphere in relations.

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