Being in Shanghai and BRICS+ makes Iran a partner in macro decision-making
According to IRNA’s foreign policy reporter, Ali Bagheri, Political Deputy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Kenneth Noberga, Deputy Minister of Middle East, Europe and Africa, Brazil’s Foreign Minister, met in Tehran on Monday, the 7th of September, in the framework of the 11th round of political consultations between the two countries and discussed the most important issues of relations. They discussed bilateral and regional and international issues of interest.
Referring to recent international developments, including the war in Europe, the political deputy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, while emphasizing Iran’s opposition to war, stated: Unilateralism has given up the field of initiative and now the world is multilateralist, which can meet the conditions and requirements of the new world order. determine
Emphasizing the strength, dynamism and weakness of the hard and soft components of Iran’s power, Bagheri stated: Iran’s presence in the political and security complex of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and Iran’s role in the BRICS+ economic mechanism make Iran a partner in international decision-making in the political and security fields. and economic, and has significantly improved the position of the multilateralism front in international equations.
The political deputy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs pointed out that from now on, Iran’s relations with the sides of global multilateralism such as Russia, China, India, and Brazil will not be limited to bilateral relations between Tehran, Moscow, Beijing, Delhi, and Brazil. Iran’s relations with Brazil are defined in terms of the responsibility, role and position of these two countries in the new order emerging from multilateralism.
Bagheri, pointing out that unilateralism tries to shape global relations based on its own interests, based on this, America uses sanctions as a tool to draw the atlas of economy, politics and international security in terms of maximizing its own and its allies’ profit and bringing the profit to zero. independent countries use the global economic, political and security relations, he stated: the front of multilateralism must tactfully manage the transition from the oppressive order of unilateralism to the just order of multilateralism by creating and strengthening independent financial, economic, political and cultural mechanisms. and manage intelligently.
Referring to the potential political, economic and people-to-people interactions of the two countries, the political deputy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized the serious determination of the Islamic Republic of Iran to comprehensively develop relations with Brazil as a reliable partner.
In this meeting, the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Brazil acknowledged the political and economic capabilities of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the region and stated: Brazil seeks to increase international cooperation and interactions and promote multilateralism and rejects unilateralism, including the imposition of economic sanctions. shows
Count Noberga also expressed hope for the development of relations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Federative Republic of Brazil and emphasized the development of bilateral cooperation in all political, economic and cultural dimensions.