Dr. Masoud Pezeshkian, the President, during his trip to New Delhi for the 18th BRICS Summit, stressed the need to move from theoretical cooperation to operational actions. In this trip, he examined solutions to combat global financial domination and proposed the replacement of national currencies in trade exchanges as a vital solution.
Discussions with Indian and Malaysian Officials
During this trip, Dr. Pezeshkian not only met with "Narendra Modi," the Prime Minister of India, but also continued his diplomatic consultations with "Anwar Ibrahim," the Prime Minister of Malaysia, and a group of Indian elites and businessmen. These meetings are seen as an opportunity to strengthen economic and trade relations between Iran and these countries.
The President emphasized the importance of international cooperation at this summit and noted that to address global financial and economic challenges, the use of national currencies and strengthening trade exchanges among BRICS member countries is essential. This meeting provided an opportunity for dialogue and examination of the economic status of developing countries and new pathways for economic cooperation.
Emphasis on Operational Actions
Pezeshkian pointed out the necessity of operational actions in the field of economic cooperation, stating that only theoretical cooperation cannot yield desirable results. He warned the participants at the summit that they must think of practical and effective solutions to strengthen economic cooperation among different countries.
This trip and the negotiations conducted are a sign of the Iranian government's determination to expand its economic and political influence on an international level, especially among developing countries. As the world undergoes complex changes, Iran is seeking solutions to strengthen its position in the global arena.
