Pezeshkian, the President of Iran, congratulated the national leader and the President of Turkmenistan on the anniversary of this country's independence in separate messages. In these messages, he emphasized the importance of expanding relations between the two countries and stated that this cooperation is based on kinship and cultural relations.
Development of Cultural and Economic Relations
Pezeshkian further pointed to the high economic and cultural potentials of the two countries and said: "Iran and Turkmenistan, given their cultural and historical commonalities, can cooperate more in various fields including trade, energy, and investment." He added that the development of these relations could benefit both countries and the region and lead to greater stability and security in this area.
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Anniversary of Turkmenistan's Independence
The anniversary of Turkmenistan's independence is an opportunity to renew the historical and cultural relations between Iran and this country. Pezeshkian, referring to the history of friendly and close relations between the two countries, emphasized the importance of maintaining and strengthening this cooperation. He stated that these relations will not only benefit the two countries but can also have a positive impact on regional development.
Pezeshkian also pointed to the importance of bilateral cooperation in various fields such as transportation, energy, and modern technologies and expressed hope that with the expansion of these relations, the two countries could assist each other in achieving common goals.
In conclusion, the President of Iran wished success and progress for the people of Turkmenistan and emphasized the necessity of continuing this cooperation and expanding friendly relations. He said: "I hope that in the coming years, we will witness more cooperation between Iran and Turkmenistan."
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