
ArmInfo. The Security Council Office of Armenia has shared details of Armen Grigoryan's meeting with President of the Islamic Republic of Iran Masoud Pesheshkian and Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, Ali Larijani.
According to the source, Grigoryan and Pesheshkian emphasized the determination of both countries to develop an ongoing dialogue to establish a strategic partnership. They also discussed the agreements reached on August 8, which the Secretary of the Security Council referred to as an important milestone in the peace process. President Pesheshkian noted that recent high- level contacts between Armenia and Iran, including his official visit to Armenia, had contributed to an effective resolution of uncertainty in Iran.
During the meeting between Grigoryan and Ali Larijani, they noted the existing institutional ties between the Security Council apparatuses of their countries. The parties expressed confidence in further strengthening and developing these ties. The meeting discussed the recent regional developments. Grigoryan presented the agreements signed on August 8, emphasizing that the process of unblocking the region's economic infrastructure will be carried out exclusively within the framework of full respect for the principles of territorial integrity, sovereignty, jurisdiction, inviolability of borders, and reciprocity.
Larijani welcomed the agreements aimed at establishing peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan, pointing out the importance of ensuring stability and security in the South Caucasus. The bilateral agenda between Armenia and Iran was also discussed, with an emphasis on the necessity to enhance economic cooperation.