pezeshkian: Travel to New York to Attend UNGA Meeting

1404-11-03 15:03:05

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pezeshkian: Travel to New York to Attend UNGA Meeting

The Foreign Ministry spokesperson stressed that imposing such restrictions violates the host country’s obligations under the UN Headquarters Agreement.

On Monday, Esmail Baqaei said: “As in previous years, we plan to use this opportunity to clarify our positions at the international level. The president is scheduled to attend this year’s General Assembly session, which also marks the UN’s 80th anniversary.”Baqaei noted that, given the current developments in the region, particularly the genocide in Palestine, the most pressing issue on the UN agenda is expected to be addressing this tragedy and advancing international demands to halt the genocide and prosecute those responsible.In response to a question about reports of restrictions being imposed on the movement of the Iranian delegation during its trip to New York for the General Assembly, he said: “Legally, they cannot do this, but unfortunately, they do.”The Foreign Ministry spokesperson stressed that imposing such restrictions violates the host country’s obligations under the UN Headquarters Agreement. He added: “We have conveyed our protest through existing UN mechanisms, including the Committee on Relations with the Host Country. It is the right of all nations to express their views freely and participate in international forums without facing pressure or obstacles.”On Monday, Esmail Baqaei said: “As in previous years, we plan to use this opportunity to clarify our positions at the international level. The president is scheduled to attend this year’s General Assembly session, which also marks the UN’s 80th anniversary.”Baqaei noted that, given the current developments in the region, particularly the genocide in Palestine, the most pressing issue on the UN agenda is expected to be addressing this tragedy and advancing international demands to halt the genocide and prosecute those responsible.In response to a question about reports of restrictions being imposed on the movement of the Iranian delegation during its trip to New York for the General Assembly, he said: “Legally, they cannot do this, but unfortunately, they do.”The Foreign Ministry spokesperson stressed that imposing such restrictions violates the host country’s obligations under the UN Headquarters Agreement. He added: “We have conveyed our protest through existing UN mechanisms, including the Committee on Relations with the Host Country. It is the right of all nations to express their views freely and participate in international forums without facing pressure or obstacles.”