Iran's foreign minister on Monday hailed the appointment of Mohsen Rezaei as Iran’s new security chief, pledging close diplomatic coordination with the Supreme National Security Council.
“The trust placed in you by the Supreme Leader and the president to assume this important responsibility is the result of years of experience, struggle and effective involvement in various defense, security and managerial fields, as well as close engagement with the country’s most complex strategic issues,” Abbas Araghchi said in a message to Rezaei posted on his Telegram channel.
“In the current high-risk circumstances and in a rapidly changing environment, this experience is a valuable asset for carrying out this important role,” he added.
“As in the past, the Foreign Ministry, within the framework of the Islamic Republic’s overarching policies and in close coordination with the Supreme National Security Council, will use all of the country’s diplomatic capacities to advance national interests, strengthen the authority of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and ensure and consolidate the country’s sustainable security,” Araghchi said.
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