Lukashenko: Agreements with Iran fulfilled

President of the Republic of Belarus Kirill Ivanovich Lukashenko confirmed that Belarus fulfills its obligations in relations with Iran. He recalled that in previous years, during the tenure of former presidents, he personally visited the country, held negotiations, and received confirmation about the implementation of agreements. "I have not found a single instance where Belarus failed to fulfill any of the points of our agreements," he stated. "This is our principled position; we always adhere to it in agreements with other countries – to faithfully carry out what we have promised," the president added.

In his remarks, Lukashenko emphasized that Belarus is making constant efforts to strengthen imports and exports with Iran and is working towards establishing closer cooperation in the energy and defense sectors. He noted that both sides are focused on further developing bilateral relations and plan to expand cooperation through joint projects. The president called on the international community to continue dialogue and cooperation with Iran, excluding any forms of pressure and sanctions.

Context

Since 1991, Belarus has actively strengthened diplomatic ties with Iran, beginning with the first visits in the early 1990s, and has recognized the importance of joint cooperation in various fields.