Iranian Foreign Ministry: Security in the South Caucasus Is Important to Us
Key Details of the Statement
An official representative of the Iranian Foreign Ministry noted that the visit was pre-planned and aimed at enhancing cooperation with both Azerbaijan and Armenia.
"Security in the South Caucasus is important to us, and we use every opportunity to ensure and enhance it," the diplomat stated.
Iran views its relationships with both countries as strategically significant and actively participates in initiatives to strengthen regional stability.
The Role of the "3+3" Platform
The diplomat highlighted the importance of the regional cooperation format "3+3," which brings together Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, Russia, Iran, and Turkey. This platform fosters dialogue among the countries and supports long-term peace.
"This visit was conducted to strengthen interaction and ensure the continuation of processes aimed at maintaining peace in the region," the official added.
Visits and Their Significance
As part of its efforts, Iran focuses on maintaining balanced relationships with both Azerbaijan and Armenia:
- Visit to Baku. The Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council met with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev to discuss security and cooperation.
- Visit to Armenia. The Iranian official also held meetings with Armenian representatives, demonstrating Iran’s commitment to equitable engagement with both countries.
Conclusion
Iran underscores its role as a stabilizing force in the South Caucasus, aiming to strengthen peace and security through dialogue and cooperation. The "3+3" platform has emerged as a key mechanism for achieving these goals.
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