Iran's Pezeshkian Calls for Deeper Iran-India Ties in Talks with Murmu
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian met Indian President Droupadi Murmu in New Delhi, urging both nations to use existing potential to expand bilateral relations, according to Mehr News.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian told his Indian counterpart, President Droupadi Murmu, in New Delhi on Saturday that Iran and India need to utilize their potential to expand bilateral relations, according to a report by Mehr News, Iran's state-affiliated news agency.
The remarks were made during a meeting between the two leaders in the Indian capital, Mehr News reported, though the outlet did not provide further details on the specific topics discussed or any agreements reached.
Iran and India have historically maintained diplomatic and economic ties, including cooperation on trade and connectivity projects. Mehr News did not specify additional context regarding the current state of relations or any new initiatives announced during the visit.
Further details about the meeting's agenda or outcomes were not immediately available.
Sources
- Iran, India need to use potentials to expand ties: Pezeshkian — Mehr News (Iran)
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