Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Friday that Tehran seeks stronger political and economic relations with Muslim countries, particularly its neighbors, Anadolu reports. “We want good relations with all Islamic countries, especially neighboring countries,” Araghchi said during a meeting with guests at the 40th International Islamic Unity Conference, according to his Telegram account. “We seek broader economic relations with all Islamic countries, and, thank God, we have extensive relations with all of them,” he added. Turning to Egypt, he said there were no grounds for disagreement between Tehran and Cairo. “We seek good relations with Egypt,” he said. “Whenever our friends in Egypt reach a decision and are ready to restore relations, we will also be ready.” Regarding Lebanon, the […]
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