Spain reopens its embassy in Tehran and supports diplomatic dialogue

Madrid, Spain – Spain’s Foreign Minister announced the reopening of his country’s embassy in Iran after a closure of several years. Diplomats described the move as aimed at strengthening direct dialogue between Tehran and Madrid and bolstering bilateral relations at various levels.

The Spanish minister indicated that the reopening of the embassy reflects his country’s desire to enhance diplomatic channels and political, economic, and cultural cooperation with Iran. He also affirmed Madrid’s commitment to supporting regional stability efforts by strengthening direct diplomatic partnerships with Tehran.

He explained that the embassy will work to facilitate understanding on shared issues, including trade, investment, tourism, and education. Furthermore, it will address sensitive regional issues in coordination with Iranian authorities. This measure contributes to preventing any future tensions and enhances opportunities for constructive dialogue.

The minister emphasized that Spain hopes this step will contribute to strengthening mutual trust between the two countries. It will also serve as a platform for cooperation in multiple areas, including supporting humanitarian initiatives and protecting the rights of Spanish citizens in Iran. In addition, it will strengthen the European role in the region.