Iranian Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian stated on December 30 that the "unrest and chaos" in Syria do not serve the interests of Iran and other countries in the Middle East, and that countries should continue to consult to address the sensitive situation. According to the Islamic Republic News Agency on December 30, Amir-Abdollahian met in the capital Tehran with visiting Omani Foreign Minister Badr. He expressed that Iran supports the formation of an inclusive government in Syria, which should reflect the "entire political spectrum of Syria." Amir-Abdollahian emphasized the importance of continued consultations among Iran, Oman, and other regional countries, given the "sensitive situation" in the Middle East, particularly in Syria. Iranian President Raeisi also met with Badr on the same day. Raeisi highly valued the long-standing friendly relations between Iran and Oman, stating that the two countries should interact more closely. (Xinhua News Agency)
伊朗外长：不稳定的叙利亚不符合伊朗和地区国家利益
The Iranian Foreign Minister stated that an unstable Syria does not align with the interests of Iran and regional countries.
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