Lebanon Welcomes Iraq and Calls on Iran to Deal with State Institutions, Not Factions.
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Beirut, Aug 31 (Latin Press) The Lebanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs today expressed its willingness to maintain good relations with Iran, but stressed that ties must be developed through the constitutional and legitimate institutions of the state. The post Lebanon calls on Iran to channel relations through the government first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
The Lebanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs replied to the statements made by the Iranian Minister for Foreign Affairs, Abbas Irakji, concerning the relationship with the Lebanese Government and factions, affirming that relations between States must go through constitutional and legitimate institutions and that respect for sovereignty is "a mutual principle that does not tolerate selectivity or abuse."
The Lebanese Foreign Ministry, which has always taken a hostile stance against the Islamic Republic of Iran, claimed that it seeks the best possible relationship with Tehran.
Middle East: The Lebanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has stated that contacts with Iran should be maintained through State authorities, stressing the inadmissibility of circumvention.
Beirut: On Sunday, Beirut welcomed Iran ' s Foreign Minister Abbas Irakji ' s keenness to establish good relations with the Lebanese Government, but at the same time said that rationalism presupposes dealing with countries first, not with parties or factions within them.
The following statement was issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants: “The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants welcomes the keenness of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Mr. Abbas Araqchi, to establish good relations with the Lebanese government. It affirms that Lebanon has always sought, and continues to seek, the best relations with all countries, including Iran. The Ministry emphasizes that …
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