Showing posts with label Kuala Lumpur Summit 2019. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kuala Lumpur Summit 2019. Show all posts

Thursday, December 19, 2019

Rouhani: Iran more resilient now to withstand foreign pressures

Rouhani: Iran more resilient now to withstand foreign pressures

Kuala Lumpur, Dec 18, IRNA – Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Wednesday that Iran has become resilient enough to withstand foreign pressures.
He made the remarks in a meeting with Iranian expatriates in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Rouhani said that Iranian government made it clear that ambiguities and disputes with other countries will be resolved through negotiations.
Iran is ready to resolve regional and international disputes by negotiations and to have closer ties with other countries, he added.
Regarding the nuclear deal which was an international complicated issue in which the UN Security Council has also endorsed and has issued Resolution 2231 in 2015 we proved that Iran is determined to resolve the disputes with other countries by negotiations, he noted.
The other parties also welcomed it and we reached agreement with six major powers and then the US unilateral withdrawal from the deal showed that Iran has not breached its commitments and is still complying, Rouhani said.
Two years ago, the US unilaterally pulled out of the nuclear deal known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) and put pressure on the other signatory states to follow suit, but, fortunately they were not successful in this regard.
The US allies and the signatory states did not accept the US withdrawal, but, even slammed it, the president said.
He said that the US and Israeli regime are aimed to put Iran in isolation, but, the Iranian people got more resilient despite the US renewed sanctions in blatant violation of the UN Security Council Resolution 2231.
Despite what enemies imagined, Iranians who have had hard life due to unfair sanctions, resisted and changed maximum pressure to opportunity, President Rouhani said.
Rouhani predicted that Iran will experience positive economic growth this year, adding that Iran has reached self-sufficiency in various fields.
He referred to producing motor cars parts, turbines and compressors as examples of the areas in which Iran has reached self-sufficiency.
Some countries did not believe that Iran could respond to military pressure at the sea, he said, adding that Iran shot down their advanced drone with Iranian-made missile.
In nuclear field, we have also had great achievements and today, Iranian new IR-6 centrifuges are working and models IR-9 are currently under test.
Today, everybody is aware of the fact that US withdrawal has not benefited anybody even the US and its friends, Rouhani noted.
Americans will have to come back from their wrong path, and Iran will make them do so by our resistance and perseverance.
Iranian nation has always been against extremism and terrorism, he said, adding that Iranian expatriates abroad should be the harbinger of peace and friendship.
He urged them to transfer Iran's message to all states especially Muslims.
Iran has made good progress in different fields such as  nanotechnology, aerospace and biotechnology over the last few years, and has increased joint research projects of with foreign universities.
Today, the atmosphere in Iran is suitable for attracting science and technology, he said adding that elites and researchers are recruited not only in universities and but in startups.
Rouhani's visit to Malaysia is taking place upon the official invitation of Prime Minister of Malaysia Mahathir Mohammad.
The event is slated to be held in presence of 400 international figures including 250 world leaders and political personalities from 52 countries on December 18-21.
Participants are supposed to discuss the most important challenges in the Islamic countries and major subjects of the Muslim World.
President Rouhani is also to visit Tokyo to hold talks with Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo.
The meeting is aimed at developing Iranian trade ties with Japan.

Rouhani: Cooperation among Muslim states key to resist U.S. pressure

Mahathir Mohamad: Malaysia thriving to re-boost trade ties with Iran
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has underlined the need for cooperation among Muslim countries to fend off pressures by big powers, particularly the U.S., Press TV reported.
It is necessary for Muslim countries to cooperate in order to counter pressures by big powers, Rouhani said on Wednesday during a meeting with Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad in Kuala Lumpur.

“Many problems facing Muslims are due to the interference of the U.S., including the sanctions against Iran,” he added.
Rouhani, who is in Malaysia to attend the Kuala Lumpur Summit, criticized the U.S. for imposing “unilateral and cruel sanctions” on Iran, saying Washington left the 2015 nuclear deal between the Islamic Republic and major world powers without any justification and placed bans against Tehran despite UN Security Council Resolution 2231, which endorses the nuclear agreement.   
Stressing that sanctions will fail to dent Iran’s determination to boost ties with other countries, Rouhani underlined the need for Tehran and Kuala Lumpur to shore up ties in different sectors, including science, technology, energy, industry, tourism, information technology and medicine.
He expressed hope that the Kuala Lumpur Summit would come up with solutions to challengers facing Muslim countries, particularly Middle Eastern states.
The Malaysian prime minister, for his part, called for expansion of ties with Iran in all sectors, expressing his country’s strong determination to increase trade ties with Tehran.
He said that sanctions have affected trade ties between the two countries but said his country was thriving to re-boost trade cooperation with Iran.
“We will continue our trade and economic ties with Iran,” he said.    
He also rejected the “illegal sanctions” against Iran as a contravention of UN regulations, but expressed optimism that Tehran will surmount the pressures of the U.S. and Europe.
He said the Kuala Lumpur Summit provided an opportunity for Muslim countries to share their experiences.
Separately on Wednesday, Rouhani met and held talks with Malaysian King Abdullah of Pahang, during which the two sides called for further promotion of ties in different sectors, especially economic and cultural cooperation.
Rouhani told the Malaysian King that the key to settling woes facing Muslims were solidarity and cooperation.
He added that Palestine, interference of big powers in the domestic affairs of Muslims countries and the need for promotion of scientific and economic progress were among the most important issues that needed to be addressed.
The Malaysian King also welcomed the Iranian president’s participation in the Kuala Lumpur Summit, expressing hope that the event will yield fruitful results.

Monday, December 16, 2019

President Rouhani may attend Kuala Lumpur Summit 2019


Tehran (ISNA) – Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani may attend the upcoming Kuala Lumpur Summit 2019, malaymail reported.
The upcoming Kuala Lumpur Summit 2019 will be a significant forum for Muslim leaders to discuss the current situation faced by the Muslim community around the world, Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir said.
He said it has come to the stage where Muslims anywhere and everywhere are being oppressed.
“The Muslims are labelled as terrorists, and there is now a feeling of fear of Islam. It is quite obvious to everybody that the situation is getting worse.”
“On the other hand, that oppression does not seem to worry anyone,” he said in a video message posted on official KL Summit 2019 Twitter account, today.
The summit will be held at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre from December 18 to 21.
“Welcome to Malaysia at the KL Summit 2019,” said Dr Mahathir who is the chairman of KL Summit 2019.
The Emir of Qatar Sheikh Tamim Hamad Al Thani; Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan; Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani are among the notable Islamic leaders expected to join the summit.