According to Iranian sources, President Masoud Pezeshkian has emphasized that cooperation between Iran and India serves the interests of both nations while also helping to maintain peace and stability in the region. The remarks came as Tehran and New Delhi continue to advance channels of bilateral dialogue and cooperation.
According to the statement, President Pezeshkian affirmed that the two countries have many potential areas in which to expand ties, from the economy and trade to cultural exchange and regional connectivity. He stressed that strengthening cooperation not only benefits Iran and India but also contributes to regional stability.
The information was reported by Iranian state media, which highlighted President Pezeshkian's view on the importance of Iran-India relations. There is currently no detailed information on specific cooperation plans or timelines, but the statement is seen as a positive signal for bilateral ties.
Iran and India share a long history of relations, particularly in trade and energy. Both countries are members of several regional mechanisms and share an interest in maintaining maritime security as well as transport connectivity. President Pezeshkian's emphasis on cooperation for shared interests and regional stability shows that Tehran continues to regard New Delhi as an important partner in its foreign policy.
Amid a volatile regional geopolitical landscape, President Pezeshkian's remarks are seen as aimed at strengthening ties with key partners while expressing Iran's position on a regional order built on cooperation and stability.
