Tehran, Iran – Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has affirmed that his country has not backed down from its national rights or core principles in the memorandum of understanding (MoU) recently reached, emphasizing that any agreement or understanding is concluded strictly within the framework of safeguarding non-negotiable national interests and Iranian sovereignty.
Diplomacy as a Strategic Choice Without Concessions
In statements reported by Iranian media, Pezeshkian explained that the government continues to pursue a policy grounded in dialogue and negotiation to address outstanding issues with various regional and international parties. He stressed that engaging in diplomacy does not mean relinquishing core principles, but rather serves as a vital instrument to achieve national interests and de-escalate regional tensions.
Engagement with the International Community
The Iranian President noted that Tehran seeks to expand cooperation with the international community on the basis of mutual respect and shared interests. He underscored that any future understandings must account for Iran’s legitimate rights, including its right to development, economic growth, and scientific progress.
Pezeshkian’s remarks come amidst rapid political and security developments in the region, where international and regional actors monitor diplomatic efforts aimed at containing tensions and reviving dialogue, while Tehran reiterates that national sovereignty remains the bedrock of all ongoing understandings.
