Iran Deputy FM Gharibabadi Meets Indian, Japanese and Spanish Envoys in Tehran

Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi held separate meetings in Tehran with the ambassadors of India, Japan and Spain, according to a statement carried by Mehr News. The meetings covered a wide range of issues, including bilateral ties, recent regional and international developments, and matters of mutual interest.

In a post on his X account on Wednesday, Gharibabadi wrote that in separate meetings in Tehran with the ambassadors of India, Japan and Spain, a range of important regional and international issues was discussed. He noted that the talks with the Indian ambassador were held as the envoy begins his new posting, while the meeting with the Japanese ambassador was a farewell meeting.

According to the deputy foreign minister, the meetings emphasized maintaining and expanding bilateral relations based on mutual respect and shared interests. No further details about the specific topics raised in each meeting were provided in the report.

The Mehr News report did not disclose the names of the ambassadors or the exact date and location of the meetings beyond Tehran. It also did not specify any agreements or outcomes from the discussions.

The report by Mehr News added that the meetings were part of Iran's ongoing diplomatic engagement with the three countries.