Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on [date] called on regional countries to enhance cooperation to confront terrorist groups. Speaking at the conference, he stressed that terrorism poses a common threat to the security and stability of the entire region, requiring closer coordination among nations.
According to President Pezeshkian, regional cooperation is key to preventing cross-border terrorist activities and protecting people from severe consequences. He also stated that sharing intelligence and counterterrorism experience among countries is necessary to improve prevention and response effectiveness.
The Iranian president's appeal comes amid complex security challenges in the Middle East, including increased activity by armed groups. Iran has previously repeatedly called for multilateral cooperation in the fight against terrorism, considering it a top foreign policy priority.
