Summary
- Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said he hopes he never disappoints the Iranian people and the country’s martyrs as he leads a high-level delegation to Switzerland for talks with the United States.
- In a statement issued before the negotiations, Ghalibaf said he considers the children and victims of Minab as witnesses to his actions and decisions.
- The Iranian delegation, headed by Ghalibaf, arrived at Zurich Airport ahead of the next round of negotiations with the United States.
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said he hopes he never disappoints the Iranian people and the country’s martyrs as he leads a high-level delegation to Switzerland for talks with the United States.
In a statement issued before the negotiations, Ghalibaf said he considers the children and victims of Minab as witnesses to his actions and decisions. He added that the country’s martyrs continue to watch over the nation and have placed great trust and expectations in its leaders.
Ghalibaf also expressed a deeply personal sentiment, saying he prays that one day he can reunite with his fallen friends with dignity and honour. His remarks reflected both the emotional and symbolic importance of the upcoming diplomatic engagement.
The Iranian delegation, headed by Ghalibaf, arrived at Zurich Airport ahead of the next round of negotiations with the United States. The team includes Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi as well as senior officials from Iran’s security institutions, the central bank, and the oil sector. Their presence highlights the broad range of issues expected to feature in the discussions, including security concerns and economic matters.
Iran has named the delegation “Minab 168,” a title that carries symbolic significance and underscores the leadership’s efforts to honour those it considers national martyrs and victims.
The new round of Iran-US talks is scheduled to take place in Switzerland today. Observers are closely watching the negotiations, which could play an important role in shaping future relations between Tehran and Washington. The talks also come at a time of heightened regional tensions and increasing international attention on Iran’s diplomatic and economic policies.
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