Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian Vows No Surrender to Pressure at UN Meeting with Bangladesh
President emphasizes mutual respect while rejecting force in New York talks
The Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian affirmed on Thursday that the Islamic Republic will not yield to force or pressure while simultaneously emphasizing its commitment to engaging with all nations based on mutual respect. The Iranian news agency Mehr reported that these remarks were made during a pivotal meeting between Pezeshkian and the Prime Minister of Bangladesh Tariq Rahman. The session took place on the sidelines of the 81st session of the UN General Assembly. The two leaders discussed key bilateral, regional, and international issues during the exchange.
Pezeshkian highlighted the friendly and long-standing relations between Iran and Bangladesh. He noted the vast potential for deepening and expanding joint cooperation across various fields. The President indicated that this engagement strategy remains constant regardless of external pressures. He expressed appreciation for the Speaker of the Bangladeshi Parliament's attendance at the commemoration ceremony for the martyred leader of the Islamic Revolution. Viewing this as a testament to the solidarity and deep friendly ties between the two peoples, Pezeshkian underscored the importance of honoring shared historical moments.
In a related context, the Iranian President addressed current regional developments. He specifically addressed the repercussions of the aggression by the US and the Zionist entity against the Islamic Republic of Iran. He reiterated that Iran would not submit to force or pressure. Instead, the administration continues to engage with all countries based on mutual respect and strives to develop relations and constructive cooperation with the international community. This stance is viewed by analysts as a consistent element of Tehran's diplomatic rhetoric.
Prime Minister Tariq Rahman expressed his pleasure at meeting the Iranian President. He affirmed the satisfactory state of relations between the two nations. Rahman expressed appreciation for the Islamic Republic of Iran's support for Bangladeshi nationals during times of crisis. On the matter of recent attacks, he condemned the aggression against Iran. He expressed sympathy and condolences regarding the martyrdom of the Revolution's leader. Rahman emphasized the necessity of upholding the principles of peace and stability and respecting national sovereignty.
The discussions wrapped up with a focus on the future of the diplomatic bond. The two sides discussed the latest developments in bilateral relations and ways to enhance joint cooperation. They agreed on the need to hold the sixth meeting of the joint committee for economic cooperation between the two countries in the near future. This meeting serves as a crucial mechanism for maintaining the economic dialogue established over decades. The meeting concluded with a shared commitment to the principles outlined by both leaders.
First reported by Saba.
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