TEHRAN- President Ebrahim Raisi of Iran has said that unilateralism is decreasing on the world scene and that local countries and institutions are significantly taking the lead in establishing worldwide formulas and future advancements.
Raisi made the declarations during a meeting with Kairat Sarybay, the checking out secretary general of the Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia (CICA) on Tuesday.
Since its inception in 1992 by Kazakhstan, CICA has functioned as an intergovernmental online forum intending to enhance partnership in promoting peace, security, and stability in Asia.
CICA has 28 members, including Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Tajikistan, Thailand, PRC, Turkey, Egypt, Palestine, India, Qatar, Iraq, Republic of Korea, Iran, Russia, United Arab Emirates.? Raisi evaluated the course of international developments is headed towards multilateralism, keeping in mind,? With the underway decline of unilateralism in the world, it is rather the countries of the region and regional companies that figure out the future of both the region and the world.? The Iranian president stated that CICA had many and diverse abilities that could be made use of to improve cooperation among its members.< p > He likewise highlighted the importance of long-lasting discussion among the body?s member states.? Raisi believed that the member nations? contributions and the boost of the body?s secretariat?s work would lead to higher fortification of the CICA position.< p > In his last remarks, he expressed Iran?s determination to share its experiences with the other members of the body, particularly in the areas of science and innovation, economic advancement, and combating terrorism and organized crime.?< p > He likewise highlighted the significance of strengthening intra-regional passages.
Sarybay, for his part, praised Iran?s involvement in hosting the forum?s various events, especially those associated to financial development and counter-terrorism.< p > He applauded Iran?s improvements in a variety of sectors, consisting of science and technology, and advised Tehran to share its experiences with the other CICA members.
The CICA secretary basic, in the meantime, revealed fulfillment with the decision reached by the heads of state of the member states to develop a fund intended to support the body?s members and enhance contact among them.< p > He likewise expressed gratitude for Iran?s help in these locations.