President Masoud Pezeshkian has stressed that Iran has extended a hand of friendship to all of its neighboring countries, and is making efforts to deepen ties with them based on cultural, historical and human commonalities.
The president made the remarks in Tehran on Sunday as he met with Armen Grigoryan, the secretary of the Security Council of Armenia.
President Pezeshkian described Iran-Armenia relations as close and based on good intentions, and expressed hope that the exchange of diplomatic delegations between the two sides in recent months will pave the way for the further expansion of bilateral cooperation.
He also said that Iran strongly supports and welcomes the de-escalation of tensions between Armenia and the Azerbaijan Republic.
Iran wants a region free from war and unrest, where peace and security sustain, President Pezeshkian said, adding “we have extended a hand of friendship and brotherhood to all neighboring countries, and we are making efforts to strengthen and deepen our ties based on cultural, historical, and human commonalities.”
Grigoryan conveyed to Pezeshkian warm greetings from Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
Grigoryan said that Iran-Armenia relations are on the path of growth, with the volume of bilateral trade surpassing $1 billion.
Armenia is interested and ready to further promote the level of cooperation with Iran, he said.
Grigoryan also praised Pezeshkian for his speech at the Tehran Dialogue Forum, which he described as impactful.
The top Armenian security official is in Iran to attend the two-day Tehran Dialogue Forum 2025 that kicked off earlier in the day, bringing together senior officials and diplomats from 53 countries, as well as the United Nations.
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