TEHRAN: Iran's Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni emphasized the country's limitations in accommodating more foreign nationals during a ceremony in the southeastern province of Kerman on Tuesday. Momeni articulated the crucial need for organizing foreign nationals, stating, "We have said multiple times that we are not anti-immigrant, but we do not have the capacity to take in more foreign nationals." According to Islamic Republic News Agency, Momeni underscored the importance of addressing the issue of organizing foreign nationals within the country. The minister's remarks come amidst ongoing discussions about Iran's capacity to host additional migrants, highlighting the need for effective management of the existing foreign national population.
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