“Knowing each other’s positions and preventing misunderstandings and miscalculations is always very important and one of the main objectives of dialogue,” Iran’s top diplomat said during a visit to France.
“My visit to Paris is a continuation of the consultations and dialogue that we have already had with the country in various areas, including regional issues, nuclear issues, European discussions, the Ukraine dispute, international issues and bilateral issues between our two countries,” the foreign minister said.
Araghchi pointed out that there are many differences of opinion between Iran and France, elaborating that the two countries have differences of opinion on various issues, but at the same time the two countries have always held political dialogue and consultations.
Although there are many differences of opinion between Iran and France, he emphasized that dialogue is a necessary and important tool to prevent miscalculations in international relations.
Mr. Araguchi stressed that knowing each other’s positions and preventing misunderstandings and miscalculations is always very important and one of the main objectives of dialogue.
“We briefly discussed regional issues, including Lebanon, Palestine and Gaza, and heard each other’s positions,” he said, adding that the key issue to consider is that the region cannot tolerate any more tensions and conflicts, and that the root cause of these tensions and conflicts is the Zionist regime, which has unfortunately been given unacceptable impunity by the United States and Western powers to do whatever it wants.
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