(MENAFN) According to Abolfazl Amouei, an Iranian lawmaker, the Iranian Foreign Minister, Hossein Amir Abdollahian, has declared that Iran and Saudi Arabia have agreed to reopen their diplomatic missions. During a briefing meeting on Monday, Amir Abdollahian offered lawmakers insight into various foreign affairs, with a focus on Iran's diplomacy with neighboring countries. The briefing also provided details on the normalization of relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran.

Amouei stated that Amir Abdollahian addressed the process of resuming relations between Iran and Saudi Arabia as an indicator of strengthening regional cooperation in the 13th government. In addition to political aspects, such as the establishment of embassies and consulates, the two countries are also interested in strengthening their economic ties.

Amir Abdollahian also discussed the process of international and regional developments, emphasizing that the world is moving towards the multiplicity of effective actors and the rise of regional powers. He highlighted that the application of American hegemony in different regions of the world, including the Middle East, has faced a fundamental challenge with the changing international order.

The reopening of diplomatic missions between Iran and Saudi Arabia marks a significant step towards improving relations between the two nations. This move could lead to increased cooperation, especially in the areas of trade and politics, and contribute to greater stability in the region. It also highlights Iran's willingness to engage in dialogue and diplomacy with its neighbors and the international community, promoting peaceful and constructive relationships. As the world's political and economic landscape changes, it remains to be seen how this normalization of relations will impact the wider region and international affairs.

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