Iranian FM Araghchi holds separate talks with Malaysian, Cambodian and Algerian ministers in New York
Abbas Araghchi met individually with his counterparts from Malaysia, Cambodia and Algeria, as well as the UN General Assembly president, during the UN gathering in New York.
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Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi held individual meetings in New York with the foreign ministers of Malaysia, Cambodia and Algeria, according to Mehr News.
He also met separately with the President of the UN General Assembly as part of the same series of engagements.
The talks were held on the sidelines of the General Assembly's ongoing high-level session.
The report did not specify the agenda items covered in the individual meetings.
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- Araghchi meets Malaysia, Cambodia, Algeria FMs in New York — Mehr News (Iran)
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