Foreign Ministry’s emphasis on removing consular obstacles for Iranian citizens

According to the foreign policy group Tasnim news agency, Alireza Mahmoudi, Head of the General Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, visited the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Mexico City and followed up the issue of facilitating consular services to Iranians in Mexico, America and Canada.

Mahmoudi considered the use of new technologies necessary to speed up consular affairs in connection with the webinar examining the consular issues of Iranians living in America and Canada with the office of protecting the interests of our country in Washington.

Referring to the disruption of the Canadian government in the field of providing consular services to Iranians living in that country over the past years, he emphasized the creation of new capacities in the way of providing online and remote services and using the facilities of the office of protecting the interests of our country in America and the consular sections of embassies and Iranian embassies in Canada’s neighboring countries emphasized and pointed out: the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is determined to provide services to Iranian citizens as well as consular support for them in any part of the world and will remove obstacles to this mission.

The Consular Director General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of our country, who traveled to Mexico, met and talked with the directors of the General Directorate of Consular, Immigration and Middle East of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of this country.

In these meetings, which were held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mexico, Mahmoudi mentioned the cancellation of unilateral visas with Mexico in order to facilitate the movement of Mexican nationals to our country on the eve of the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries. He considered it a great opportunity to expand relations and strengthen friendship between the two nations. on the expansion of consular cooperation between Iran and Mexico Turkmenistan was held in Tehran