TEHRAN- During a meeting with Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Ghazouani on Tuesday, Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian highlighted the Islamic Republics assistance for initiatives to protect peace and security in Africa.During a check out to Nouakchott, the capital of Mauritania, Amir Abdollahian had worthwhile discussions with both the nations president and foreign minister.During the talks, they went over a wide array of bilateral, regional, and international concerns.The senior Iranian diplomat matched the president of Mauritania for his efforts in fighting terrorism and advancing stability and security in the Western Sahara region, calling them of utmost importance.Amir Abdollahian also provided a message from Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi to Ghazouani.
The message concentrated on a number of locations for collaboration, consisting of innovation, culture, economy, and business.Additionally, the two sides discussed crucial local issues including advancing Palestinian rights and cultivating connections in between Muslim countries.They also discussed how they see the two nations bilateral relations evolving.Ghazouani invited Irans contribution to the battle against terrorism and described the ties in between Iran and Mauritania as longstanding and stable.He also emphasized the requirement to strengthen collaboration while highlighting Irans advances in science and innovation.