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Baghaei: Talks Continue
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Baghaei: Talks Continue

منبع تصویر: isna.ir

By Euronews Farsi Editorial 2 min Read time 0

Baghaei, the spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, at a press conference held in memory of the student martyrs, including those who fell in the two recent imposed wars, emphasized the importance of remembering these dear ones and reiterated the continuation of talks. He stated that the memory of these martyrs should always remain alive in our minds and hearts, and we must use their experiences as a social capital for the advancement of society.

Commemoration of Martyrs

In this meeting, Baghaei referred to the significant role of student martyrs in contemporary Iranian history, saying: "These dear ones demonstrated through their sacrifices that love for the homeland and its ideals can lead any individual towards selflessness and sacrifice. The memory of these martyrs is important not only for their families but for the entire Iranian society." He pointed to the importance of educating the new generation in this regard and stated that we must pass on human and national values to future generations.

Continuation of Talks

The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs also referred to the continuation of talks in various fields, adding: "Talks, as an effective tool for solving problems and challenges, are always on our agenda. We are seeking sustainable and effective solutions for regional and international issues, and these discussions help us achieve positive results." He also emphasized the importance of diplomacy in resolving crises and stated that we must utilize all capacities to enhance relations and create peace and stability in the region.

According to Baghaei, these talks require cooperation and empathy from all parties and must move towards common interests, free from any prejudice and bias. He emphasized: "As an independent country with a proud history, we will always strive to create positive and constructive relations with other countries."

Source: isna.ir