Iran says Lavrov's Tehran visit follows up on bilateral agreements

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei Hamaneh has described Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov's visit to Tehran as part of the framework of ongoing consultations between Tehran and Moscow, saying the trip is aimed at following up on the implementation of bilateral agreements between the two countries.

According to Baghaei, the two foreign ministers will also hold consultations on regional and international developments during the visit. He said bilateral relations and regional developments top the agenda of Lavrov's meetings in Tehran.

The spokesman's remarks outline the stated purpose of the visit, which centers on reviewing the status of agreements reached between Iran and Russia and on exchanging views on current regional and international issues. No further details on the schedule of meetings or specific agreements under review were provided in the statement.

The announcement comes amid continuing diplomatic engagement between Tehran and Moscow. According to Mehr News, Baghaei said the visit falls within the framework of ongoing Tehran-Moscow consultations and is aimed at following up on the implementation of bilateral agreements, with the two foreign ministers also set to consult on regional and international developments.