Iran Interim FM Heads to New York to Attend Two Key UN Security Council Meetings
News - Middle East: Iran’s interim foreign minister has set off for New York to take part in two United Nations Security Council meetings focusing on the developments in Palestine and multilateralism.
Heading a delegation, Ali Bagheri Kani left Tehran for New York on Monday.
The meetings will be chaired by Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov under the rotating presidency of Vassily A. Nebenzia, who holds the 15-member world body’s rotating presidency for July.
Addressing a press conference on July 1, Nebenzia said the meeting on multilateral cooperation in establishing a more just, democratic and sustainable world order will be held on July 16.
“There is a high demand in the international community for a strategic discussion on the future security architecture beyond the horizon of the current crises,” he said.
Pointing to a ministerial-level open debate on the West Asia region on July 17, Nebenzia added, “Obviously, the situation in Palestine will remain in the spotlight.”
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