Iraqi Foreign Minister: Security via Cooperation Not Foreign Military Presence

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi emphasized that sustainable security in the region is achieved through dialogue, trust-building, cooperation, and mutual respect among its countries, rather than through the military presence of foreign powers and the imposition of their will. He pointed out that decades of external intervention and wars in the Middle East have proven that military intervention does not create security, and that applying pressure and coercion only perpetuates conflicts. Araqchi called for a change in the current path characterized by militarization and interference, stressing that the solution lies in enhancing development and respecting the sovereignty of states. He asserted that the region’s security must be self-made without external intervention, a stance rooted in historical experience and the sacrifices of the Iranian people. In conclusion, he stated that the world needs a new model that elevates human dignity and applies international law fairly to all, and that this change should begin now, not in the distant future.

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