Iran’s Foreign Minister Says Trilateral Talks with Russia, China Crucial for Global Peace
(MENAFN) Iran, Russia, and China are set to intensify their collaboration to advance global peace and security, according to Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi in an exclusive interview with a news outlet.
In recent years, Tehran has worked to bolster its relations with Moscow and Beijing, notably joining the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in 2023 and the BRICS group in 2024. Military cooperation has also grown, with the three nations conducting joint naval exercises off Iran’s coast in March.
Amid current global tensions, Araghchi stated that closer ties with Russia and China have become “a necessity” for Iran.
“We have started trilateral talks between Iran, Russia and China on the issue of Iran’s nuclear program for some time now,” the foreign minister stated, noting that two meetings have already been conducted. “We are ready to continue these talks and expand them to other issues,” he added.
Araghchi conveyed his belief Araghchi conveyed his belief that “Iran, China and Russia – in a coordinated move – can take effective steps towards international peace.” He emphasized that the three nations “are serious about this.”
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