Raisi: Gaza is a manifestation of America’s desire for the nations of the region
According to the report of Economy Online, Ebrahim Raisi this Wednesday evening, in continuation of his travel plans to Tajikistan, at the meeting of the Iran-Tajikistan Business Association, considered the history of historical, civilizational and cultural relations and the deep and unbreakable bond of ideas and beliefs of the two countries as the basis for the development and deepening of relations between the two countries. Referring to the will of the high officials of Iran and Tajikistan to expand relations, especially in the commercial and economic sector, he emphasized the necessity of using very good mutual capacities in this field.
Referring to the remarkable progress of the Islamic Republic of Iran in various fields of industry, agriculture, science and technology, and medicine, despite the threats of sanctions, the President emphasized the readiness to transfer and share these experiences and progress with the country of Tajikistan.
Raisi considered the exchange of capacities and experiences between Iran and Tajikistan to be very beneficial for the interests of the two nations and two countries and said: In addition to bilateral relations, both countries are members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and the economic infrastructure of the Asian continent is a very suitable field for economic growth that can connect the two countries.
Pointing to the importance of the role of businessmen and businessmen of the two countries in operationalizing the agreements and understandings of Tehran and Dushanbe in the commercial and economic sector, the president stressed the need to fully recognize the capabilities and productions of Iran and Tajikistan in this field by using the capacity of commercial offices in the two countries. He said: One of the manifestations of getting to know each other’s capabilities and capacities is the establishment of the exhibition of the products of the two countries, which is welcomed and emphasized by us.
Raisi also considered the success in the development of commercial and economic interactions as requiring the facilitation of the activities of businessmen and merchants, the facilitation of customs and transit laws and regulations, and the resolution of issues and problems facing monetary and banking exchanges and said: It does not matter if others do not like the development of Iran-Tajikistan relations. For us, the interests of two countries and two nations are important. We consider the progress of Tajikistan to be our progress and the security of this country to be the security of Iran. We will certainly not give up any cooperation in achieving these goals.
Referring to the policy of the United States and Western countries to prevent the independence and progress of other countries, the president said that the bitter and unfortunate events in Gaza and the killing of thousands of innocent women and children in this region, as well as the historical oppression of the Iranian nation, are a manifestation of the will of the Americans and their allies. He knew and clarified for the nations of the region: We will not allow our independence and progress to be damaged by trusting in God and relying on the capacities and steely will of our nations.
At the end, Raisi addressed the businessmen of Iran and Tajikistan and said: “By signing the joint cooperation documents, we have prepared the ground for activities, and you should implement these documents with your efforts and actions.”
Imam Ali Rahman, the president of Tajikistan, in his speech at this meeting, considered it beneficial to promote bilateral cooperation by drawing a roadmap for the development of long-term economic and trade relations between Iran and Tajikistan in order to secure the interests of the two nations and two countries.
The President of Tajikistan called the Islamic Republic of Iran one of the country’s main priorities for the development and deepening of cooperation and commercial and economic exchanges, and pointing to the serious determination of the officials of the two countries in this field, to strengthen cooperation in the economic, industrial, agricultural, and scientific sectors. And technology with the participation of the private sector is necessary.