Iranian Foreign Minister holds phone talks with Turkish Iraqi and Egyptian counterparts

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi held separate telephone conversations on Monday morning with Hakan Fidan Fuad Hussein and Badr Abdelatty the foreign ministers of Turkey Iraq and Egypt to discuss and exchange views on the progress and provisions of the Islamabad understanding.

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi held separate telephone conversations on Monday morning with Hakan Fidan, Fuad Hussein, and Badr Abdelatty, the foreign ministers of Turkey, Iraq, and Egypt, to discuss and exchange views on the progress and provisions of the Islamabad understanding.
During the phone calls, Araghchi underscored the United States' responsibility for implementing the agreement and stressed the need for a complete halt to the destabilizing attacks and acts of aggression carried out by the Israeli regime against Lebanon.

The Iranian foreign minister also expressed appreciation for the positions and role of Turkey, Iraq, and Egypt in supporting the establishment of a ceasefire, reducing tensions, and advancing diplomatic efforts aimed at achieving stability and security in the region.

The foreign ministers of Iran, Turkey, Iraq, and Egypt also emphasized the importance of continuing consultations and close cooperation regarding regional developments, as well as strengthening diplomatic efforts to preserve peace and stability.