PM Modi, Iran President Hold First Talks Since Gulf Crisis
PM Modi met Iran's President Pezeshkian for the first time since the Gulf war, discussing regional stability and India's backing for peace initiatives.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian for the first time since the outbreak of the Gulf conflict. The two leaders held discussions focused on the evolving situation in the region, according to a statement shared by the Prime Minister on social media platform X.
In his post, Modi shared photographs from the meeting and noted that the conversation covered the prevailing circumstances in West Asia. He reaffirmed India's commitment to supporting all efforts aimed at securing lasting peace and stability in the region.
The meeting marks a significant diplomatic engagement between New Delhi and Tehran amid heightened tensions in the Gulf. India has consistently called for de-escalation and dialogue, and Modi's remarks underscore the country's continued emphasis on peaceful resolution of conflicts.
The Prime Minister's statement did not provide further specifics on the agenda, but the interaction signals ongoing diplomatic channels between the two nations during a period of regional volatility.