“He who raises the wind will get a hurricane,”: Iranian president
12:05, july 26, 2006Author: Nazarali Pirnazarov
DUSHANBE
, July 26, Asia-Plus - Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, heading a high-ranking political-economic delegation, arrived in
Dushanbe
yesterday afternoon and began talks with Tajik President Emomali Rahmonov on bilateral relationships between
Iran
and
Tajikistan
as well as other international and regional issues being of mutual interest. In the course of the talks the two, in particular, expressed concern about the latest developments in the Near East and stressed the inadmissibility of use of force in settling international problems and called on all international organizations to undertake efforts to promote expeditious settlement of Israeli-Lebanese conflict, which poses a serious threat to the whole region.
After the talks, Rahmonov and Ahmadinejad gave a short news conference.
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad telling a briefing described the situation in the
Near East
as a "storm." He stressed that to attack another country in that way would not solve anything; on contrary, it would the problems more complicated. The Iranian president said that those who thought that by oppressing a nation they could create a foothold for themselves were making a big mistake. “He who raises the wind will get a hurricane,” Mr. Ahmadinejad said, noting that that hurricane was just round the corner in the
Near East
.
President Rahmonov telling the briefing noted that
Tajikistan
as a member of the Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC) called for an immediate end to the current fighting in the
Near East
. He said that destructive armed operations in Lebanon should be stopped as soon as possible and the problems should be resolved through a political way, taking into account the territorial integrity and independence of Lebanon and the prospect of peace and stability in the Near East.
Rahmonov and Ahmadinejad also noted that the situation in the region created important preconditions for further expansion of cooperation between three Persian-speaking states
Tajikistan
,
Iran
and
Afghanistan
. They noted that tripartite agreements that are supposed to be singed after a tripartite conference in
Dushanbe
would give a new impulse for further expansion of cooperation between the tree countries. The also pointed out a significance of future automotive road from Panji Poyon in
Tajikistan
to the Iranian city of
Mashhad
via the
territory
of
Afghanistan
.
The sides also exchanged views on Iranian nuclear program. President Rahmonov pointed to the importance of cooperation between
Iran
and International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
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