Meeting of the presidents of Iran and Turkey.
Emphasis on deepening strategic relations and expanding bilateral and regional cooperation.
On the sidelines of the 30th UN Climate Change Summit in Turkey, Dr. Masoud Mazikian, President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and Recep Tayyip Erdogan, President of Turkey, met and discussed ways to develop and deepen bilateral relations, as well as the most important regional and international developments.
The parties also indicated the common desire of the two countries to expand relations within the framework of mutual respect, good neighborliness and common interests, developing trade exchanges, facilitating economic cooperation, strengthening interactions in the private sector and taking advantage of various opportunities, which are considered important areas for cooperation in Tehran-Ankara relations.
The presidents of Iran and Turkey further discussed the current developments in the region and the need to strengthen cooperation between the countries of the region to maintain sustainable peace, stability and security, and emphasized the importance of dialogue, constructive interaction and joint efforts to prevent the escalation of tensions and the spread of insecurity in the region.
In this conversation, it was also emphasized the joint responsibility of the countries of the region in supporting security, stability and sustainable development and the necessity of adopting approaches based on cooperation and convergence to face common challenges.