Beirut, April 8, IRNA � Lebanese Foreign Minister Jubran Basil said here Wednesday that he is very optimist about the positive outcome of Iran's nuclear talks with the world powers and its very positive aftermaths.




Basil made the comment in a meeting with the Special Envoy of President Hassan Rouhani, Deputy Foreign Minister Morteza Sarmadi, adding that he believes after resolving the nuclear issue the Islamic Republic of Iran must intensify its constructive role in resolving the regional crises in the Middle East.

'The Islamic Republic of Iran is one of the few countries that is seriously engaged in the campaign against terrorism today,' emphasized the Lebanese top diplomat.

On the grave crisis in Yemen, too, he said that if the entire Yemeni and foreign parties involved in the crisis will abide by the democratic rules resolving that crisis through peaceful ways will be possible.

The Iranian special envoy, too, emphasized on Iran's basic stands on Saudi military invasion against Yemen, reiterating that the internal dispute in that country needed to be resolved through Yemeni-Yemeni dialogues.

Saramdi asked all world countries and the international society to adopt constructive stands aimed at ending the military invasion against Yemen and to accelerate the humanitarian contributions to the Yemeni people.

He said that some regional countries' cooperation with the Saudis in their military invasion, or voicing support for that illegitimate move were blatant strategic mistakes.

The Iranian deputy minister said that such supports embolden the aggressor country to aggravate is warmonger approach and to intensify aggressions.

Sarmadi had in his regional tour as President Rouhani's special envoy visited Iraq, Algeria, and Oman before arriving in Lebanon.


By IRNA