Araghchi: Development must not be held hostage to coercion or discrimination
Iran's foreign minister says sustainable development is impossible without peace and respect for international law, IRNA reports.
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Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has said that development must never be held hostage to coercion, discrimination, political agendas or unilateralism, according to IRNA.
Araghchi stressed that sustainable development is impossible without peace and respect for international law, the report said, though it did not specify the forum or occasion at which the remarks were made.
The comments reflect Iran's continued public messaging on international law and sovereignty in the context of ongoing sanctions and diplomatic disputes.
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