ALWAGHT- President Masoud Pezeshkian said Monday that Tehran is willing to address outstanding concerns with neighboring countries through diplomatic talks, stressing that Iran has no deep-rooted disagreements with other states in the region.
President Masoud Pezeshkian and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov discussed bilateral relations and ways to expand cooperation between Tehran and Moscow. Pezeshkian highlighted ongoing consultations with Russian President Vladimir Putin, expressing hope that his upcoming visit to Moscow would help implement existing agreements and deliver concrete results. He also thanked Russia for its support during the recent war and called for closer political and diplomatic coordination.
Pezeshkian emphasized Iran’s commitment to strengthening ties with neighboring countries, citing shared cultural and historical bonds. He said Tehran has no fundamental disagreements with regional states and is prepared to resolve outstanding issues through dialogue and regional cooperation, while criticizing US policies and military bases for contributing to tensions and instability.
The Iranian president called for joint regional initiatives to promote peace, security, economic development, and cultural and scientific cooperation. He stressed that lasting regional stability depends on mutual trust, the participation of regional countries, and respect for the legitimate interests of all parties.
