Iran's foreign minister said that his country seeks peace without external interference

Hossein Amir Abdollahian, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, stated that official Tehran seeks stable peace and cooperation in the Caucasus region without external interference. According to "Detq", the Iranian pro-government "Mehr" news agency informs about this.

After the meeting in Tehran with Ararat Mirzoyan, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Armenia, Abdollahian wrote on his Twitter page: "Today I hosted my colleague Mr. Ararat Mirzoyan from the Republic of Armenia."

Iran's Foreign Minister said that during the meeting they agreed on the deepening of bilateral cooperation and considered the prospect of bilateral trade exchanges in the amount of 3 billion dollars. According to him, what Iran seeks in the Caucasus region is stable peace and cooperation without external interference.

"Therefore, we welcome the progress of negotiations between Azerbaijan and Armenia," the Iranian Foreign Minister concluded.

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The Islamic Republic of Iran attaches importance to ensuring regional stability, because it is well aware that its enemies will take advantage of the unstable situation to attack Iran. For this very purpose, the Iranian side also supports the Armenian-Azerbaijani settlement process, which should be based on the mutual recognition of the territorial integrity of the two countries.