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Bahrain-Iran stress strengthening of ties
Manama, June 22, IRNA – Bahrain’s Foreign Minister Sheikh Khalid bin-Ahmad bin-Muhammad ale-Khalifa and Iran’s ambassador to Manama here Monday evening emphasized need for further strengthening of bilateral ties.
The Bahraini top diplomat said in a meeting with the Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran Hossein Amir-Abdollahian at Bahrain’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, “The current status of the region calls for increased joint efforts aimed at boosting regional security and stability.”
He added, “On that basis the 2nd joint commission of Iran and Bahrain would be focused on expansion and further strengthening of the relations and cooperation between the two friend countries in security, economic, financial, industrial, oil and gas fields.”
The Bahraini official said that Bahrain would resist against anything that would harm the two friend and brother countries’ relations, reiterating, “King of Bahrain emphasizes the importance of maintaining relations with entire friend and brother countries, particularly with the Islamic Republic of Iran at all possible fields, and for taking extreme care that they would not be harmed.”
Sheikh Khalid emphasized, “Certain issues broadcasted against the Islamic Republic of Iran at some mass media are totally denounced from Manama’s point of the view and they are not reflective of the viewpoints and stands of Bahrain’s King Hamad, who wholeheartedly loves and respects the Islamic Republic of Iran.”
He added, “Bahrain has always favored expansion and strengthening of bilateral brotherly and friendly relations and cooperation, and particularly under the current tense conditions of the region, we further stress the need for mutual efforts aimed at filling the gap, leading to boosting regional peace and stability.”
The Iranian Ambassador Amir-Abdollahian and Bahrain’s foreign minister in the meeting also sought ways for further expansion of the already excellent bilateral ties.
The 2nd Joint High Commission of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Kingdom of Bahrain is scheduled to be held in Tehran next week./end
The Bahraini top diplomat said in a meeting with the Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran Hossein Amir-Abdollahian at Bahrain’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, “The current status of the region calls for increased joint efforts aimed at boosting regional security and stability.”
He added, “On that basis the 2nd joint commission of Iran and Bahrain would be focused on expansion and further strengthening of the relations and cooperation between the two friend countries in security, economic, financial, industrial, oil and gas fields.”
The Bahraini official said that Bahrain would resist against anything that would harm the two friend and brother countries’ relations, reiterating, “King of Bahrain emphasizes the importance of maintaining relations with entire friend and brother countries, particularly with the Islamic Republic of Iran at all possible fields, and for taking extreme care that they would not be harmed.”
Sheikh Khalid emphasized, “Certain issues broadcasted against the Islamic Republic of Iran at some mass media are totally denounced from Manama’s point of the view and they are not reflective of the viewpoints and stands of Bahrain’s King Hamad, who wholeheartedly loves and respects the Islamic Republic of Iran.”
He added, “Bahrain has always favored expansion and strengthening of bilateral brotherly and friendly relations and cooperation, and particularly under the current tense conditions of the region, we further stress the need for mutual efforts aimed at filling the gap, leading to boosting regional peace and stability.”
The Iranian Ambassador Amir-Abdollahian and Bahrain’s foreign minister in the meeting also sought ways for further expansion of the already excellent bilateral ties.
The 2nd Joint High Commission of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Kingdom of Bahrain is scheduled to be held in Tehran next week./end
