Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi met with Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan in Tehran today, APA’s Tehran bureau reports.
The meeting focused on Iran-Armenia bilateral relations and regional developments.
The sides emphasized the importance of developing and deepening relations between Iran and Armenia, as well as expanding cooperation in the fields of economy, politics, trade, transport and energy.
They also reviewed developments in the South Caucasus, Western and Southern Asia, as well as coordination between the two countries within the UN and other multilateral organizations.
The Iranian Foreign Minister outlined Iran’s position on the importance of peace and stability in the South Caucasus and expressed satisfaction with the continuation of positive dynamics in interactions and relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan. Araghchi said Iran is ready to continue multifaceted dialogue and cooperation, including within the “3+3” format, with the aim of contributing to the consolidation of the peace process, as well as strengthening regional connectivity and cooperation.
He also stressed the importance of paying attention to the consequences and concerns arising from the involvement and interference of third parties in the affairs of the South Caucasus region.
Ararat Mirzoyan, for his part, emphasized the strategic nature of Iran-Armenia relations and Yerevan’s continued attention to expanding cooperation with Tehran.
The Armenian minister expressed hope that relations between the two countries would deepen further with the signing of an agreement on a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between Iran and Armenia.
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Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan met with his Iranian counterpart Abbas Araghchi during his visit to Tehran, APA reports.
Araghchi shared this on his Telegram channel.
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