The Foreign Ministers of Turkmenistan and the Islamic Republic of Iran held a comprehensive telephone discussion focused on regional stability and the current state of bilateral relations. The dialogue emphasized the strategic importance of cooperation in maintaining peace and addressing emerging security challenges in the region. Both sides underscored the necessity of utilizing preventive diplomacy and political frameworks to mitigate tensions and foster a climate of mutual trust.

A significant portion of the conversation was dedicated to Caspian Sea affairs, with both ministers reaffirming that the water body must serve as a region of peace and neighborly cooperation. Expressing concern over the deteriorating ecological situation in the Caspian basin, the officials called for intensified multilateral cooperation to protect the unique environment. They agreed that joint efforts are essential to ensure the sustainable management of the sea’s natural resources for future generations.

The ministers also exchanged views on broader international issues, highlighting the shared interests of both nations in global security and economic integration. The discussion pointed toward the efficacy of diplomatic solutions for resolving international disputes and the role of constructive dialogue in achieving long-term regional stability. The commitment to upholding international law and sovereign equality remained a central theme of the exchange.

Conforming to the outcomes of the talk, Foreign Ministers Rashid Meredov and Seyed Abbas Araghchi agreed to maintain consistent communication through their respective ministries. The call, initiated by the Iranian side, highlights the proactive diplomatic engagement between the two neighboring states and their shared vision for a secure and prosperous regional environment.