RASC News Agency: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian engaged in discussions concerning Afghanistan’s future on Tuesday evening, during the BRICS summit in Kazan, Russia. Their dialogue underscored the strategic importance of the Chabahar Port in aiding Afghanistan’s reconstruction and fostering its economic development. According to the Indian Prime Minister’s Office, the long-term agreement on Chabahar Port is crucial not only for Afghanistan’s rebuilding but also for strengthening trade links with Central Asia.
Prime Minister Modi stated, “The development of Chabahar Port is the cornerstone of our collaboration, and we firmly believe this advancement will play a pivotal role in shaping bilateral relations and connecting Iran and India with the wider region.” President Pezeshkian echoed this sentiment, emphasizing that international efforts must focus on bringing peace and stability to Afghanistan.
In a statement, the Iranian President’s Office affirmed that President Pezeshkian addressed Prime Minister Modi’s concerns, adding, “We must approach the future of the region with determination, engaging in constructive dialogue with Afghanistan. Our priority must be to support the Afghanistani people in resolving their challenges and achieving peace, stability, and prosperity.”
Pezeshkian reiterated, “Iran stands ready to support any initiative that helps restore peace and stability in Afghanistan.” The two leaders also discussed broader regional developments, including tensions in West Asia. Modi expressed his deep concern over the escalating conflicts and called for de-escalation, emphasizing the critical need to protect civilians and resolve disputes through diplomatic means.
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