Tehran: President Masoud Pezeshkian has asserted that no country can safeguard its interests through excessive demands, advocating for mutual benefits through interaction. During a ceremony on Thursday, where Iran's newly appointed ambassadors to South Korea, Belarus, the Czech Republic, Kazakhstan, and Singapore were seen off, Pezeshkian highlighted the strategic importance of enhancing engagement and strengthening political relations with other nations as a primary mission for Iranian ambassadors.

According to Islamic Republic News Agency, Pezeshkian stressed the necessity of persistent efforts to bolster cooperation across scientific, economic, and political spheres. He articulated that Iranian ambassadors are tasked with fostering an environment that promotes bilateral cooperation and effective communication to advance relations, ensure security, and establish enduring peace.

Pezeshkian urged ambassadors to actively work towards dismantling barriers to stronger bilateral ties. He emphasized that overcoming challenges and paving the way for the expansion of relations should be a continuous pursuit for Iranian diplomats.

Additionally, Pezeshkian underscored the significance of advancing Iran's foreign interactions and collaboration based on mutual interests and a 'win-win' strategy. He reiterated that Iran's stance in the international arena remains peaceful and engagement-focused, with a directive for ambassadors to accurately convey this approach globally.