Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi called for dialogue with Gulf countries following the agreement between Tehran and Washington.
Araghchi made this call during a phone conversation with his Kuwaiti counterpart. During the discussion, details of the agreement reached between Iran and the US were also conveyed to the Kuwaiti side.
The Iranian minister expressed hope that the agreement would bring peace and stability back to the region. He added that dialogue with Gulf countries would help resolve the current uncertainties.
The two ministers also discussed key topics in bilateral relations. They agreed to continue diplomatic consultations to follow up on the issues discussed and to strengthen cooperation.
Agreement Announced by Pakistan
Meanwhile, Pakistan, which played a prominent role as a mediator, announced on Wednesday that the US and Iran had electronically signed the "Islamabad agreement." It was stated that the agreement took effect immediately, with the first step being Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz and the US lifting its naval blockade.
The following day, it was also announced that the US, Iran, and Pakistan had reached an agreement aimed at ending the war initiated by Washington and Tel Aviv against Iran. Within this framework, it was conveyed that Israel's military operations in Lebanon would also be included in the agreement.