WNAM REPORT: Foreign policy should not be limited solely to nuclear talks, head of the Parliament’s Foreign Relations Committee said, adding that strengthening regional and global cooperation is on the agenda of the diplomatic apparatus.
The field of diplomacy and foreign policy is not a single issue, and in this regard, the Leader of the Islamic Revolution said that the Oman negotiations are one of dozens of tasks and work of the diplomatic apparatus, the head of the Iranian Parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Commission Abbas Golroo said in an interview with Mehr News Agency said.
Relations with neighbors and regional countries are also very important, Golroo said, referring to the recent visits made by President Pezeshkian and Foreign Minister Araghchi to neighboring and regional countries.
Indirect nuclear negotiations with the United States are one of dozens of actions being pursued by the Iranian diplomacy team, he said, adding, “Our officials are pursuing these talks along with advancing negotiations and communication with other countries.”
Stating that Iran’s foreign relations are very diverse, he emphasized, “Signing bilateral and multilateral memorandums, agreements, and memorandums of understanding, especially in the trade and economic fields, is of great importance to us in terms of earning foreign exchange.”
In the end, the Iranian lawmaker also expressed hope that strengthening the relations of the Islamic Republic of Iran with its neighbors will lead to the growth and development of the region, the elimination of misunderstandings, the resolution of disputes, and the realization of peace and stability in the region.
