Iranian leader is scheduled to go to Armenia, Belarus
(MENAFN) Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian is set to embark Monday evening on a two-day visit to Armenia and Belarus, according to reports.
Mehdi Sanaei, the president’s political advisor, said the trip will focus on strengthening bilateral relations, particularly in trade, and on signing cooperation agreements. The visits were originally planned for late June but were postponed.
Pezeshkian’s stop in Armenia comes shortly after Armenia and Azerbaijan signed a peace agreement on August 8 in Washington, resolving long-standing tensions over the Nagorno-Karabakh region. The accord includes the creation of a transit corridor across southern Armenia, with development rights assigned exclusively to the United States.
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