Seyed Ali Yazdi Khah, representative of Tehran in the Islamic Consultative Assembly, announced the holding of the fifty-third meeting of this assembly with the presence of Seyed Abbas Araghchi, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, and his deputies at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This meeting was held with the participation of 22 representatives from Tehran province during the second session of the assembly and lasted for 150 minutes.
Topics Discussed in the Meeting
The head of the assembly of representatives from Tehran province noted the presence of the Minister of Foreign Affairs and his deputies in this meeting, stating that in this session, Mr. Araghchi and the minister's deputies expressed their views and opinions in the fields of economics, consular affairs, and parliamentary matters. Additionally, the 22 representatives present at the meeting raised their opinions, ambiguities, and questions regarding the performance of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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He stated that various topics in the field of foreign policy were discussed and examined, adding that the diplomacy of the Islamic Republic of Iran, how to utilize the capacities of resistance axis countries, ways to interact with neighboring countries, and trade issues were among the main topics of this meeting.
Review of Negotiations in New York and Meetings
Yazdi Khah continued: The subject of negotiations in New York, Iran's relations with various governments in different regions of the world, and the meetings of the Minister of Foreign Affairs with his counterparts were also reviewed in this session. The representative of the people of Tehran, Rey, Shemiranat, Islamshahr, and Pardis in the Islamic Consultative Assembly emphasized that Mr. Araghchi had meetings with 42 foreign ministers during his short stay in New York.
Moreover, ten meetings of the President with the presidents of various countries took place during this trip, during which the views of the Islamic Republic were explained to the officials of these countries. The head of the assembly of representatives from Tehran province noted that these meetings and consultations were aimed at clarifying Iran's positions and defending the rights of the Iranian people against the oppression of global arrogance.
Yazdi Khah stated that the latest status of international issues and regional matters was also discussed in the meeting with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, saying: A good meeting was held, and it was decided that meetings with the assembly of representatives from Tehran province would be held at shorter intervals to present the views of both sides clearly and to provide a basis for resolving any ambiguities.
Economic Diplomacy and the Performance of Embassies
The head of the assembly of representatives from Tehran province pointed out other main topics of this meeting, stating: The overall performance of the government, how ministries interact with foreign countries, and especially the topic of economic diplomacy were among the other issues discussed in this meeting. The way economic advisors of the Islamic Republic of Iran operate in embassies, how embassies and the Minister of Foreign Affairs support cultural representatives sent by the Islamic Culture and Communication Organization, and other related topics were also discussed and examined.
Yazdi Khah mentioned that the latest status of negotiations and related issues regarding movement and transit, previous laws, and current necessities were also raised in this meeting, and representatives and the Minister of Foreign Affairs discussed these topics.
In summarizing this meeting, he stated: Overall, a 150-minute cordial dialogue took place between the representatives of Tehran province and the Minister of Foreign Affairs. In this meeting, some representatives also expressed their critical views, while others appreciated the performance, efforts, and endeavors of the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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