Iran willing to sign non-aggression deal with Oman

MUSCAT, Oman

Iran declared on Tuesday its willingness to sign a non-aggression agreement with regional countries, state media reported.

This came during a meeting between Iranian ambassador to Oman Mohammad Reza Nouri Shahroudi and Oman's Foreign Affairs Minister Yusuf bin Alawi bin Abdullah in the Omani capital, where they discussed the recent developments in the region and bilateral relations, IRNA reported.

Shahroudi said "Tehran has always supported peace and stability in the region."

"Iran has also proposed signing a non-aggression agreement with regional countries," he added.

The Omani foreign affairs minister said that bilateral relations are "in progress" and both countries are constantly coordinating with each other regarding political and regional issues.

In May of this year, the Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif also proposed Iraq to sign a non-aggression agreement with its Arab neighbors.

*Ahmed Asmar contributed to this report from Ankara

MUSCAT, Oman

Iran declared on Tuesday its willingness to sign a non-aggression agreement with regional countries, state media reported.

Shahroudi said "Tehran has always supported peace and stability in the region."

"Iran has also proposed signing a non-aggression agreement with regional countries," he added.

The Omani foreign affairs minister said that bilateral relations are "in progress" and both countries are constantly coordinating with each other regarding political and regional issues.

In May of this year, the Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif also proposed Iraq to sign a non-aggression agreement with its Arab neighbors.

*Ahmed Asmar contributed to this report from Ankara