The meeting between the presidents of Iran and Brazil.
Emphasis of the parties on developing bilateral relations and strengthening cooperation in the international arena.
On the sidelines of the 30th UN Climate Change Summit (CUP 31) in Turkey, Dr. Masoud Al-Badishian, President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and Lula da Silva, President of Brazil, met and discussed solutions for developing bilateral relations, expanding economic and commercial cooperation, and the most important regional and international issues.
In this meeting, the two presidents, referring to the vast capabilities and diverse opportunities of cooperation between the Islamic Republic of Iran and Brazil, emphasized the necessity of using mutual capabilities to improve the level of relations and to open new horizons of cooperation in various fields.
The parties also emphasized the importance of developing economic and commercial ties, strengthening the mutual relations between the private sectors, expanding scientific, technological and agricultural cooperation and using the capabilities that exist in various sectors, while paying attention to the development of bilateral cooperation in accordance with the common interests of the two nations.
The presidents of Iran and Brazil then exchanged views on important regional and international developments and the need to strengthen the role of independent countries in global relations and emphasized the importance of dialogue, constructive interaction, mutual respect for the national sovereignty of countries and compliance with the principles and standards of international law.
In this conversation, the position of multilateral cooperation and convergence between independent countries in dealing with shared global challenges was also examined, and the necessity of strengthening cooperation to achieve peace, stability, sustainable development and a fairer international system was emphasized.