Iran FM meets with Russian president delivers Supreme Leader’s message

Iran’s Minister of Foreign Affairs who has traveled to Moscow at the head of a diplomatic delegation to hold talks with senior Russian officials and to deliver a written message from the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution to the President of the Russian Federation met and conferred with President Vladimir Putin this Thursday afternoon.

 

Iran’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, who has traveled to Moscow at the head of a diplomatic delegation to hold talks with senior Russian officials and to deliver a written message from the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution to the President of the Russian Federation, met and conferred with President Vladimir Putin this Thursday afternoon.

 

During the meeting, Seyed Abbas Araghchi formally presented the written message of the Supreme Leader to the President of Russia and elaborated upon the positions and viewpoints of the Islamic Republic of Iran with respect to the matters on the bilateral agenda, as well as regional and international developments.

 

Araghchi touched upon the significance of the conclusion of the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Treaty between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Russian Federation as the most prominent manifestation of bilateral cooperation.

He underscored the firm determination of the Islamic Republic of Iran to strengthen and expand bilateral relations with the Russian Federation across all domains.

 

Putin, in turn, conveyed his greetings and well wishes to the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution. The Russian president reaffirmed the strategic nature of the Tehran-Moscow partnership. He emphasized that the strengthening of bilateral ties alongside coordination on regional and international issues serves the interests of both nations and contributes to the maintenance and consolidation of peace and stability.

 

In addition to bilateral issues, the two sides discussed regional challenges, current threats, the status of negotiations regarding Ukraine, the nuclear file, and other international matters