Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif called on his country's neighbors to cooperate in order to achieve common interests, after the defeat of US President Donald Trump in the presidential elections.
Zarif said that Tehran extends its hand to its neighbors in order to cooperate to achieve the common interests of the peoples and countries of the region.
He added in his Arabic tweet that Trump is gone and that Iran and its neighbors will remain, and betting on foreigners does not bring security and disappoint hopes, as he put it.
Zarif called for dialogue as the only way to end differences and tensions.
Trump is gone, and we and our neighbors will stay.
Betting on foreigners does not bring security and disappoint.
We extend our hands to our neighbors to cooperate in achieving the common interests of our peoples and countries.
We call on everyone to dialogue as the only way to end the differences and tensions.
Together to build a better future for our region
- Javad Zarif (@JZarif) November 8, 2020
He said that he calls "everyone to dialogue as the only way to end the differences and tensions. Together to build a better future for our region."
The Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei said that his country's policies towards the United States are clear and studied, and will not change with the departure and arrival of people.
Meanwhile, President Hassan Rouhani said that "the policies of the next US administration are important, and no one wins the elections."