In comments at a press conference on Tuesday, Fatemeh Mohajerani said Iran has adopted “a diplomatic stance” on the reopening of the country’s embassy in Damascus after the fall of the government of Bashar al-Assad.
She noted that both Iran and the ruling body in Syria are prepared to reopen the embassies in Tehran and Damascus.
“We are holding diplomatic consultations to reopen the embassies of the two countries,” the spokeswoman added.
Iran emphasizes the need for the formation of a Syrian government based on the votes of the people and for the protection of the Arab country’s territorial integrity, she stated.
Mohajerani also stressed the importance of preventing the growth and spread of terrorism to avert any harm to Syria and its neighboring states.
Iran closed its embassy in Damascus after it was stormed by armed militants in early December following the fall of the government of Assad.
On December 15, the Iranian ambassador to Damascus received a series of recommendations from Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi to protect Iran’s national interests and push for Syria’s territorial integrity.