Iran’s president seeks to abolish borders between Islamic countries


BAKU: Iran is looking to break down the walls between Islamic nations, much like the way the European Union has paved the road for unity, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said at a meeting with Iraqi President Abdullatif Rashid in Baghdad on September 11, Trend reports.

According to him, it is necessary to organize a combined alliance of Islamic countries for this purpose.

Pezeshkian pointed out that pulling together the Islamic countries will pave the way for progress in a multitude of areas. It will also throw a wrench in the works of sanctions against Islamic countries.

To note, on September 11, the Iranian president, along with a bevy of high-ranking officials, set off on his inaugural foreign visit to Iraq, and his visit will last three days.

Source: Trend News Agency