Pezeshkian and Modi held talks in New Delhi on bilateral ties and regional stability ahead of the BRICS summit.
Modi emphasized a long-term, win-win strategy and said West Asia issues should be resolved through diplomacy.
Pezeshkian called for continuing strategic agreements, expanding national currency use in trade, and creating a reinsurance company for major project risks.
The discussions unfolded amid diplomatic challenges and efforts to reach a joint BRICS declaration.
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Both accounts agree that Modi and Pezeshkian met in New Delhi to discuss bilateral ties and regional stability ahead of the BRICS summit. They also agree that Pezeshkian pressed for continued strategic agreements while Modi stressed dialogue and friendship.
What remains uncertain is how far the talks will translate into a BRICS declaration or new bilateral steps. The reporting also leaves open how regional tensions will affect the wider diplomatic backdrop.
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This view focuses on PM doubles down on friendship with Iran, seeks win-win strategy; hope mounts for BRICS declaration. It also highlights BRICS: Pezeshkian Seeks Continuation of Strategic Agreements With India as Modi Makes Show of Bonhomie.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian held discussions in New Delhi regarding bilateral ties and regional stability ahead of the BRICS summit. Modi emphasized a long-term and win-win strategy and stated that West Asia issues should be resolved through diplomacy. Pezeshkian called for maintaining strategic agreements, expanding national currency use in trade, and establishing a reinsurance company to cover major project risks amidst geopolitical uncertainties.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian visited New Delhi for talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, calling for the continuation of strategic agreements as India sought consensus for a joint BRICS declaration. The meeting occurred amid diplomatic challenges regarding differing positions between Iran and the UAE over regional conflicts. While Modi emphasized friendship and dialogue, Pezeshkian criticized US and Israel actions during engagements outside the formal bilateral meeting.