EAM Jaishankar, Iran FM Araghchi hold bilateral meet on sidelines of BRICS
Earlier on Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi to promote regional stability and multilateral cooperation.
The high-level interaction took place on the sidelines of the BRICS Foreign Ministers Meeting in New Delhi, marking a pivotal moment in the bilateral course between the two civilization partners.
The official official of the Iranian Embassy in India emphasized that he shared the diplomatic milestone with
Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi called on countries to unite against American tyranny at the BRICS Foreign Ministers Meeting and argued that such practices should be thrown into the “dustbin of history”.
Speaking at the meeting, Araghchi said many countries present were familiar with “little variations of the same disgusting oppression”. He called on BRICS countries to respond collectively and more assertively.
“For nearly everyone in this room, our resistance to U.S. tyranny is not an unconventional battle. Many of us face minor variations of the same abhorrent oppression. It is time for us to step up collectively and make clear that these practices belong in the dustbin of history,” he said. “Today, our nations are closer together than ever before, and we cannot ignore the common and dangerous challenge we all face. History has shown that declining empires can stop at nothing to stop their inevitable demise.” Iran’s Foreign Minister said a wounded animal would desperately claw and roar as it went downwards.
Araghchi’s comments come at a time when many key global partners are gathering in New Delhi to attend the BRICS Foreign Ministers Meeting.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on Thursday, in an important step towards strengthening regional stability and multilateral cooperation.
The high-level interaction took place on the sidelines of the BRICS Foreign Ministers Meeting in New Delhi, marking a pivotal moment in the bilateral course between the two civilization partners.
As New Delhi chairs the two-day ministerial meeting on May 14 and 15, the presence of these key figures underlines the increasing strategic weight of the BRICS forum as a critical platform for mediation amid the unstable situation in West Asia.
