IRNA � Iran and Moscow highlighted implementation of the commitment to Iran nuclear deal also known as Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), Iranian FM said.

Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif made the remarks Wednesday in a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Leaders of both countries aim to develop relations, he said.

Zarif pointed to promoting ties and continuing cooperation in various fields namely military and nuclear energy, transportation, railway, thermal power plant as important fields of both countries' ties.

Both countries also stressed on JCPOA as a non-negotiable accord and also on the need to follow up commitment by all parties, he added.

Zarif went on to say that Iran has so far been committed to nuclear deal, but unfortunately some parties have not remained committed.

'We also held talks on Syria, we had good cooperation in fighting terrorism and in safeguarding the country,' he said.

'We will continue Syria talks with the attendance of Turkey in Astana, Kazakhstan within days,' Zaif added.

Zarif also appreciated his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov and the Russian government as well on holding negotiations.

He referred to preventing tensions in Persian Gulf as Iran's goal.

Meanwhile, Lavrov emphasized Iran's commitment to JCPOA, and called for holding talks between Arab countries and Iran.

He reiterated that Caspian Sea Legal Regime is in its final stage.

The coincidence of the meeting with the sixth round of Astana peace talks on Syria crisis has increased the importance of these negotiations.

Some Western and Arab countries, led by the US, caused scores of thousands of extremist terrorists, enjoying advanced weaponry and financial and intelligence support, to enter Syria 6 years ago, in order to bring down the Syrian government.

The anti-Syrian actions created tens of terrorist groups that resulted in massacre and displacement of hundreds of thousands of innocent people in Syrian and Iraq, and also destruction of the two countries, but certain Western and Arab countries keep supporting the armed oppositions and terrorists.