In a controversial event at the BRICS summit, the Vice President of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, Masoud Pezeshkian, stated that America's presence in the region has led to bloodshed and instability, emphasizing the need to pay attention to the resilience of the Iranian people. He said: "The Iranian people, despite all the problems and sanctions, continue to stand firm, and this characteristic should serve as a model for other countries."
Prime Minister of Ethiopia: Let’s Learn from Iranians
At this summit, "Droudi Marmo", the Prime Minister of Ethiopia, interestingly addressed this issue and announced that his country is seeking to learn from the resilience and resistance of the Iranian people. He emphasized that the Iranian people have been able to stand strong against pressures and crises, and this trait can serve as a model for other nations.
Pezeshkian also referred to Iran's historical role in regional stability and the importance of solidarity among Middle Eastern countries. Criticizing America's policies in the Middle East, he deemed these policies a factor in creating tension and conflict, stating: "Instead of helping peace and stability, America has always pursued its own interests, and this has led to the expansion of insecurity in the region."
Addressing Global Challenges
Furthermore, Pezeshkian, referring to global and regional challenges, urged countries to seek solutions for reducing tensions and increasing economic cooperation through collaboration and interaction. He emphasized the need to support nations facing humanitarian crises, referencing the current situation and challenges in Ethiopia.
This meeting was held at a time when tensions in the Middle East have reached their peak, and the need for greater cooperation and solidarity among nations is felt more than ever. It seems that the statements of Pezeshkian and the Prime Minister of Ethiopia indicate a new and hopeful approach in regional policies.
