Iranian, Brazilian Foreign Ministers Meet in India on BRICS Sidelines
The top diplomats of Iran and Brazil held talks in India during a gathering of BRICS foreign ministers, according to Iran's Mehr News agency.
The foreign ministers of Iran and Brazil met in India on Saturday on the sidelines of a BRICS meeting, Iran's Mehr News agency reported.
According to the report, the meeting took place as part of broader engagements among foreign ministers of BRICS member states, a bloc that includes Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, along with newer members such as Iran.
Mehr News, a state-affiliated Iranian outlet, did not provide additional details in its report regarding the specific topics discussed between the two officials or the outcomes of the meeting.
Iran formally joined the BRICS bloc as part of its expansion, and its foreign ministry has used such multilateral gatherings to hold bilateral discussions with counterparts from member and partner nations.
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- Iranian, Brazilian FMs meet in India — Mehr News (Iran)
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