Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is set to visit Lebanon and India next week as part of a diplomatic tour focused on regional developments and bilateral relations.
In Beirut, talks are expected to cover political and security developments in the region, as well as coordination on issues of mutual concern. The visit comes amid heightened regional tensions, with Tehran seeking continued dialogue with key partners in the Middle East.
The foreign minister will then travel to New Delhi, where discussions are expected to address economic cooperation, trade, and broader regional and international issues. Relations between Iran and India have traditionally included cooperation on energy, infrastructure, and connectivity projects, alongside regular political consultations.
The planned visits reflect Iran’s ongoing diplomatic engagement across the Middle East and South Asia, as it works to maintain dialogue with regional and international partners during a period of shifting geopolitical dynamics.
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