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Uruguay’s President to visit Iran soon
Madrid, March 6, IRNA – New Uruguayan President Jose Mujica said in Monte Video Friday relations with an independent country like Iran is ideal for Uruguay, adding, “I will soon visit Tehran.”
Mujica made the statement in a meeting with visiting Iranian Cooperatives Minister Mohammad Abbasi, adding, “Uruguay is an agricultural products exporter and we wish to boost cooperation with the Islamic Republic of Iran in this field.”
Praising Iran’s scientific and industrial developments and advancement, Mujica expressed hope that his country will greatly benefit from such capabilities in the event of boosting of ties with Tehran.
Mujica thanked President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s congratulation message and appreciated the presence of the high-ranking Iranian delegation at his oath taking ceremony.
Mujica accepted President Ahmadinejad’s invitation to visit Tehran adding that he would visit the country in the near future.
Referring to the particular features of the Latin American region and his country, Mujical reiterated, “We have no option but unity if we wish to rid our region from the hegemony of the big powers and the dependence on a few strong countries that intend to loot the regional nations’ wealth.”
Mohammad Abbasi on his part added, “The Iranian nation and government are friends and well-wishers of the Uruguayan government and nation.”
“The awareness of the Latin American nations, particularly the awareness of the Uruguayan nation during the past couple of years and their efforts aimed at ridding themselves of the hegemony of aliens is praiseworthy,” Abbasi further said.
He also referred to the pressures imposed upon the Iranian nation by the west over the past thirty years, arguing that the nation’s resistance in that respect has been exemplary.
Abbasi concluded by emphasizing that only “Unity among world nations, including the Iranian and the Uruguayan nations can annul the effects of such pressures.”
Mohammad Abbasi is in Uruguay to participate in the oath-taking ceremony of President Mujica./end
Mujica made the statement in a meeting with visiting Iranian Cooperatives Minister Mohammad Abbasi, adding, “Uruguay is an agricultural products exporter and we wish to boost cooperation with the Islamic Republic of Iran in this field.”
Praising Iran’s scientific and industrial developments and advancement, Mujica expressed hope that his country will greatly benefit from such capabilities in the event of boosting of ties with Tehran.
Mujica thanked President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s congratulation message and appreciated the presence of the high-ranking Iranian delegation at his oath taking ceremony.
Mujica accepted President Ahmadinejad’s invitation to visit Tehran adding that he would visit the country in the near future.
Referring to the particular features of the Latin American region and his country, Mujical reiterated, “We have no option but unity if we wish to rid our region from the hegemony of the big powers and the dependence on a few strong countries that intend to loot the regional nations’ wealth.”
Mohammad Abbasi on his part added, “The Iranian nation and government are friends and well-wishers of the Uruguayan government and nation.”
“The awareness of the Latin American nations, particularly the awareness of the Uruguayan nation during the past couple of years and their efforts aimed at ridding themselves of the hegemony of aliens is praiseworthy,” Abbasi further said.
He also referred to the pressures imposed upon the Iranian nation by the west over the past thirty years, arguing that the nation’s resistance in that respect has been exemplary.
Abbasi concluded by emphasizing that only “Unity among world nations, including the Iranian and the Uruguayan nations can annul the effects of such pressures.”
Mohammad Abbasi is in Uruguay to participate in the oath-taking ceremony of President Mujica./end
