Iran and Tunisia foreign ministers discuss regional de-escalation in phone call

The foreign ministers of Iran and Tunisia held a telephone conversation in which they exchanged views on a range of issues, according to the Mehr News Agency (MNA).

According to the report, the discussion covered bilateral relations between the two countries as well as the latest developments in the region. The two top diplomats also addressed ongoing diplomatic efforts and initiatives aimed at de-escalating tensions and strengthening regional stability.

The call comes amid continuing regional tensions and parallel diplomatic activity by several parties seeking to lower the level of confrontation. The report did not specify the date of the call, the names of the two ministers beyond the Iranian side's Seyed Abbas Araghchi, or any concrete agreements reached during the conversation.

Topics listed by the publisher for the report included bilateral ties, regional issues, regional security and what it described as US aggression, though the article body did not elaborate on those points.

No further details on the content of the discussion or any follow-up steps were provided. The report by Mehr News added that the conversation focused on diplomatic efforts and initiatives intended to reduce tensions and support regional stability.