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Iranian and Lebanese Foreign Ministers Discuss Bilateral Ties at OIC Meeting in Baghdad​

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The meeting took place on the sidelines of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Council of Foreign Ministers gathering in the Iraqi capital, according to a statement from Iran’s Foreign Ministry. *** The two diplomats exchanged views on the current state of relations between Tehran and Beirut and discussed opportunities to strengthen bilateral cooperation. According […] The post Iranian and Lebanese foreign ministers discuss bilateral t…
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Our country's Foreign Minister announced a frank discussion with the Lebanese Foreign Minister about the challenges of the two countries, bilateral relations, and the issue of the Iranian ambassador in Beirut, and emphasized that Hezbollah is an important reality in Lebanese society and that domestic decision-making is the responsibility of the Lebanese.

During two separate meetings held in Baghdad on the margins of the fifty-second session of the Council of Foreign Ministers of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), Lebanese Minister of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants Yusuf Reggie discussed bilateral relations with both Iraqi President Nizar Amidi and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arakji, as well as discussing regional developments.

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On Saturday, the Lebanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that its Minister, Yusuf Reggie, had engaged in an open debate with his Iranian counterpart, Abbas Arakji, during a lengthy meeting in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, in the midst of analyses of the possibility of asking the Lebanese side of the Iranian Minister to pressure Hizbullah to submit to the arms control decision.

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Im Arabic broke the news on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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