Iran renews its call for dialogue between the countries of the region away from foreign interference

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Baghdad,(ST)- Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Abbas Mousavi said on Monday that Iran is ready to hold talks with all regional countries, adding that there is no other way except through  negotiations for settlement of disputes and misunderstandings.

Speaking in an exclusive interview with IRNA agency in Baghdad, Mousavi said that with regard to Saudi Arabia, “We have declared our principled and stable policy and efforts and it depends on the Saudi Government and officials how to respond to our suggestion for maintaining cooperation and regional talks.”

In response to a question whether Iran is ready for holding talks with regional states on solving regional issues, Mousavi said that Iran always calls for negotiations to establish peace, security and stability in the region.

Iran believes in negotiation with the regional countries without foreign interventions, he said, adding that the only way to establish stability and security and even to develop economy is through regional cooperation and synergy.

Iran attaches importance to a powerful region, Mousaviadded.

If we have a powerful region, we will have powerful countries and will definitely be able to have cooperation with each other, Mousavi reiterated.

Haifaa Mafalani

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