Ki-moon Reiterates Necessity of Iran’s Participation in Geneva-2 Conference

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TEHRAN- UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has affirmed the necessity of Iran’s participation in the international conference on Syria (Geneva-2) scheduled to be held next month.

Ki-moon, during a phone conversation with the Iranian Foreign Minister Jawad Zarif said that “Iran’s presence in Geneva 2 Conference is necessary for Syria’s future.”   

On Iran’s foreign policies, Zarif said the world is an all-out group towards which Iran should adopt a harmonizing policy, but priority is given to the neighboring countries, “so I went to Iraq in my first visit abroad after Iran-P5+1 group talks in Geneva.”

Zarif described Iran’s relations with Russia and China as strategic, saying that he believes in building equal ties with all countries and rejects unilateral relations.

H. Mustafa

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