Iran (IMNA) - Arriving at Uganda's Entebbe airport on Saturday morning, Mokhber expressed gratitude to the Ugandan authorities for hosting the event. During his speech, he underscored the immense potential and capabilities of the Non-Aligned Movement.
The summit takes place amidst South Africa, a non-aligned nation, bringing Israel before the International Criminal Court in The Hague on charges of genocide in Gaza. Additionally, South Africa has called upon the UN's top court to mandate an emergency ceasefire.
Non-Aligned Movement Emphasizes Global Influence in Shaping International Politics and Economy
The ongoing war, which has entered its 106th day, has become a pivotal moment in the relationship between Western philosophy and the rest of the world. The United States and European nations have been heavily criticized for their passive stance, allowing Israel to carry out daily acts of violence against Palestinians.
In light of these developments, Mr. Mokhber, a representative of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM), highlighted the significant influence that member states possess in shaping international politics and the global economy. He emphasized that NAM serves as a platform for amplifying the voices of independent nations around the world. In today's geopolitical landscape, great attention is being paid to the decisions and policies formulated by alliances among developing countries.
Iranian Official Emphasizes Multilateralism and Africa Engagement at NAM Summit
Mokhber, the Iranian representative, highlighted the Islamic Republic of Iran's commitment to multilateralism and active participation in major regional and international forums such as the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM). Mokhber stated that one of Iran's objectives in developing international relations is to value multilateralism and actively engage with countries in forums like NAM.
During the summit, Mokhber also mentioned plans to hold bilateral meetings with several participating countries, with a particular focus on African nations. This aligns with Iranian President Ebrahim Raeisi's emphasis on strengthening ties with African nations. President Raeisi has recognized Africa as a land of opportunities and emphasized the importance of not overlooking its potential.
This engagement with African nations reflects Iran's commitment to fostering relationships with countries across the continent and leveraging the opportunities it presents. By actively participating in forums like NAM and engaging in bilateral meetings, Iran aims to promote cooperation and enhance its international standing.
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