Iran parliament speaker says new regional pacts can 'herald a new stage’
Iran parliament speaker says new regional pacts can 'herald a new stage’ Iran’s parliament speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, has said that new regional treaties can herald a new stage in which Muslim neighbours rely on their own capacities rather than on foreigners, according to Tasnim News Agency. In his message Saturday to mark the Unity Week, Ghalibaf described new regional treaties and…
Iran’s parliament speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, has stated that new regional treaties can signify a new era where Muslim neighbors rely on their own resources instead of foreigners, according to the Tasnim News Agency. Written on Saturday during Unity Week, Ghalibaf referred to the new regional treaties as a "new chapter" and highlighted that unity among Muslims has "hampered aggressive objectives", as reported by the Tasnim News Agency.
He emphasized that these agreements indicate Muslim neighbors "can pick the path of collaboration and friendship," rather than engaging in "draining rivalries." Ghalibaf noted that recent events have demonstrated the advantages of Muslim unity, and expressed optimism that the Muslim world "would advance towards greater unity, autonomy, security, and honor, with Muslims steering their own destiny free from foreign influence."
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