Hossein Shariatmadari, following today's Iran-Oman meeting held with the presence and oversight of the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, examined the reasons and necessities of this meeting. In his speech, he emphasized the point of why we should learn from the dozens of breaches by the United States and whether this meeting can help improve international relations or not.
Examination of U.S. Breaches
Shariatmadari continued by referencing the history of breaches by the United States, stating: "Have we not learned from our past experiences in this regard?" He pointed to various instances of breaches specifically related to nuclear agreements and other international accords. These instances demonstrate the U.S.'s lack of commitment to its agreements and the damages that these breaches have inflicted on international relations.
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The Necessity of Diplomatic Meetings
Shariatmadari further emphasized the importance of holding meetings and diplomatic negotiations, stating: "It is expected that such meetings will be effective in strengthening relations among regional countries and reducing tensions." He also pointed to the necessity of increased cooperation among the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, stating that these countries must seek their common interests to stand against global challenges.
In conclusion, Hossein Shariatmadari pointed out that to advance in international relations, regional countries must act wisely and learn from past experiences. He believes that holding such meetings can help strengthen diplomacy and create a more positive atmosphere in international relations.
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