In a post on his X account on Thursday, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister for Legal and International Affairs Kazem Gharibabadi said he has held talks with Executive Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs of China Ma Zhaoxu at a meeting in Beijing.
The Iranian deputy minister said they have discussed various issues in the meeting, including the recent talks held in Geneva between Iran and the European troika about the nuclear issues and the possibility of resumption of the negotiations on the removal of sanctions on Iran.
The meeting in Beijing also revolved around the necessity for the continuation of consultations between Iran and China about major international issues and stronger coordination and mutual cooperation between the two countries in the international organizations, Gharibabadi added.
Hailing the “strategic relations” between Iran and China and their common stances on the international issues, Gharibabadi said, “Constant and systematic dialogue, interaction and exchange of views with China on various legal and international subjects are necessary to deepen coordination and cooperation on those issues.”
“Iran and China oppose unilateralism and share views about strengthening the Global South as well as just and fair global governance,” the Iranian deputy foreign minister added.