TEHRAN- The foreign ministers of Iran and Jordan engaged in a telephone conversation where they addressed the state of bilateral relations and the recent developments in Palestine.

As reported by IRNA, Jordanian Foreign Minister extended his congratulations to Abbas Araghchi on his appointment as Iran's minister of foreign affairs, wishing him success in his new role.

During the discussion, the Jordanian foreign minister, Ayman Safadi, voiced his concerns regarding the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the escalating tensions in the West Bank. He underscored the urgent need to de-escalate the situation in both regions.

In response, Abbas Araghchi, the Iranian foreign minister, expressed gratitude for the congratulations and affirmed that the Islamic Republic of Iran is prepared to engage in constructive dialogue with Jordan on matters of bilateral relations, as well as regional and international geopolitical challenges.

Araghchi highlighted, “Zionist regime is the primary instigator of tension and conflict in the region due to its ongoing aggressive actions.” 

He identified this regime as the most significant barrier to achieving a resolution to the conflict in Gaza and called for decisive action from the international community to halt the genocide perpetrated by the Zionists.

Araghchi also stressed the importance of delivering humanitarian assistance to the Palestinian populace, stating, “The Islamic Republic of Iran will support the agreement sought by the people and the Palestinian resistance.”

Both parties reiterated the importance of ongoing consultations between their nations, viewing it as beneficial for both countries and the broader region.