The President named the development of relations with Islamic countries as one of the priorities of the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran and emphasised the readiness of our country to share the experiences of Iranian experts and scientists in the field of science and technology with Tunisia.
On Saturday afternoon on the sidelines of the GECF Summit in Algeria, Dr Seyyed Ebrahim Raisi met with the President of Tunisia, Mr Kais Saied, and mentioned the development of relations with Islamic countries as one of the priorities of the Islamic Republic of Iran government and the readiness of our country to share the experiences of Iranian experts and scientists in the field of science and technology with Tunisia.
Stating that the economic relations between Iran and Tunisia have not been developed to the extent of the depth of the heart bonds and political relations between them, Dr Raisi clarified, "The serious will of the Islamic Republic of Iran is to deepen economic relations with Islamic countries, especially in North Africa".
Dr Raisi also considered the common view of the two countries regarding the Palestinian issue as a suitable ground for taking effective steps towards the realisation of the rights of the Palestinian people and stated, "The current situation in Gaza is the result of the unjust structure of the world today, and according to the words of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution of Iran, Islamic countries, in order to stop criminality of the Zionists, must cut off their economic relations with this regime".
In this meeting, the President of Tunisia, Kais Saied, stated that Tunisia wants to develop and improve relations with the Islamic Republic of Iran, saying, "The Tunisian government has no positional differences with the Islamic Republic of Iran regarding the Palestinian issue".