NOURNEWS - Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian said that the country does not tie its sustainable economic progress to the results of Vienna talks with the world powers.
The foreign ministry will do its best to nullify and remove the US oppressive sanctions against the country using all its diplomatic experiences, Amir Abdollahian said, addressing a meeting with Iranian ambassadors to the neighboring countries on Saturday.
He added that relations with the Asian countries are one of the priorities of the government's foreign policy.
Balanced, active, dynamic, and intelligent diplomacy has been chosen as the slogan of the foreign policy of the 13th Iranian administration, Amir Abdollahian said.
He added that the government pursues sustainable economic development without focusing on the Vienna talks, noting that the Iranian diplomatic apparatus has an important mission to support the policies of President Raisi's administration and to nullify and remove the US oppressive sanctions.
The government has special and serious plans to eliminate the rift between Iranians abroad and their motherland, Amir Abdollahian added.
He also announced the first meeting of the High Council of Iranians Abroad with the presence of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi will be held in the coming days.
In relevant remarks last Tuesday, President Raisi said that the country has made progress in exporting oil and products and gaining revenues despite the US cruel sanctions, adding that the economy will not be tied to the Vienna negotiations.
Addressing a meeting with students of Sharif University of Technology on the occasion of Students Day in Iran, Raisi said that his administration will not tie the economy and people's livelihood to the Vienna negotiations.
"The available foreign exchange resources are in a good condition and, unlike the first days when we took office, we are not worried about the situation," he added.
“Oil sales are also in good conditions despite threats and sanctions, and oil and condensate exports have increased,” Raisi said.
“In spite of all the problems, efforts have been made to increase the country's revenues and oil and condensate exports, as the number of exports has increased by 40% during this period,” he said.
"After the visit to Tajikistan, the volume of economic exchanges with the country has tripled," Raisi said.
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