Iran welcomes any initiative for salvaging the 2015 nuclear deal and for protecting peace and stability in the region and the world, President of Iran Hassan Rouhani told Japan’s leader in a visit to Tokyo, APA reports citing Tasnim.
In a meeting with Prime Minister of Japan Abe Shinzo, held in Tokyo on Friday, President Rouhani called on Japan to help confront the United States' attempts to wreck the 2015 nuclear deal with Tehran.
"The Islamic Republic of Iran has always attempted to contribute to establishing peace in the region and the world with the help of regional countries and its neighbors, and letters have been sent to regional leaders in this regard,” he noted.
“We need to root out unilateralism to be able to protect the security in the region and make those who follow routes other than cooperation based on international regulations understand that they must choose another path,” the Iranian president added.
He also referred to the good, long-standing relations between Iran and Japan, saying, "Various meetings between the two countries’ officials in the past 6 years indicate that there are very good relations between Tehran and Tokyo compared to the past decades.”
The president also stressed the importance of deepening relations between Iran and Japan in all fields of mutual interest, saying, "The two countries can promote relations and cooperation in many fields, including energy, science and technology, medicine, tourism, sports, customs, industry, and economic and commercial fields.”
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