Oğuzhan Asiltürk, Chairman of the Saadet Party High Advisory Board and Chairman of the National Vision Foundation, sent a congratulatory letter to Ayatollah Ebrahim Raisi, who was elected the new president of the country as a result of the elections held in Iran last week. Reminding that the peoples of Iran and Turkey are brothers in his letter, Asiltürk wished the Chief success in his new duty.
“CONGRATULATIONS WITH MY BEST FEELINGS”
Reminding in his letter that the peoples of Iran and Turkey are brothers, Asiltürk said, "Dear President Ayatollah Ebrahim Raisi, I congratulate you with my heart on your election to the Presidency of the Islamic Republic of Iran that you have been chosen by the great favor of the Iranian people; I pray to Allah Almighty that it will be a blessing for the two brotherly countries, especially the Iranian people, and the entire Islamic world."
WE CAN SOLVE THE PROBLEMS OF ISLAMIC COUNTRIES BETWEEN US
Reminding that as the National Vision movement, they always care about the unity of Islamic countries, Asiltürk said, "I hope that the issues in Syria, Yemen, Libya and other Islamic countries, especially the Palestine issue, will be resolved in cooperation with Turkey and D-8 member states. As the National Vision movement, we; We always believe that Islamic countries will find solutions to the common issues of the ummah among themselves, and we support the good works done for this purpose. Once again, I wish you success in your assignment. May Allah help you."
“OUR FOREIGN POLICY WILL NOT BE LIMITED TO THE NUCLEAR AGREEMENT”
Ibrahim Reisi, who was elected as the 8th President of Iran, made statements about domestic and foreign politics at the press conference he held in the capital Tehran with the participation of local and foreign journalists.
"Relations with neighbors will be among the priorities of our government. In our opinion, there are no obstacles to establishing relations with Saudi Arabia and opening embassies," Raisi said that foreign policy in his own government will not be limited to the nuclear deal.