Iran: Inclusive government with strong participation of all ethnic groups key to Afghan peace, security

In this conversation, Amir-Abdollahian considered the formation of an inclusive government with the strong participation of all ethnic groups as one of the necessary foundations for the establishment of peace and stability in this country.

Recalling Iran's measures to provide services to more than 4.5 million Afghan refugees in the Islamic Republic of Iran, he emphasized the need for the support of the international community to manage this heavy responsibility and the help of friendly countries, including New Zealand, in this regard.

Referring to the friendly relations between the two countries, Amir-Abdollahian welcomed the holding of the joint political and economic commission and expressed hope that holding this meeting would be an effective step to realize the existing capacity of bilateral relations in various fields.

Referring to the friendly relations between the two countries, the Foreign Minister of New Zealand considered holding a joint political and economic commission of the two countries in the near future as an important opportunity.

Appreciating the humane approach of the Islamic Republic of Iran in accepting millions of Afghan refugees, Mahuta emphasized his country's policy to support the establishment of peace in Afghanistan and help refugees.

He appreciated the assistance of the Islamic Republic of Iran for the transfer of a number of Afghan forces related to New Zealand.

Referring to the important position of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Foreign Minister of New Zealand emphasized the development of cooperation as much as possible.