DAVOS: United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has urged Iran to formally abandon aspirations for nuclear weapons development.
A Key Step Towards Stability
Guterres emphasized that Iran should take meaningful steps to improve relations with neighboring nations and the United States.
Remarks at Davos Forum
Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Guterres addressed Iran’s ties with Israel, the U.S., and regional powers.
Renouncing Nuclear Weapons
Appeal for Clear Commitment
“I hope Iran will declare it no longer seeks nuclear weapons,” Guterres said during his forum address.
A Step Towards Constructive Engagement
Guterres urged Iran to engage constructively with regional countries to foster trust and promote stability in the Middle East.
Avoiding Escalation of Tensions
The Secretary-General stressed the importance of addressing nuclear issues to prevent heightened tensions in the region.
Focus on Iran, Israel, and the U.S.
Relations at a Critical Point
Guterres described the relationship between Iran, Israel, and the United States as central to regional and global security.
Call for Dialogue and Trust
Building mutual trust among nations is essential to easing conflicts and ensuring long-term peace, the UN leader asserted.
Broader Implications for Global Security
Middle East as a Global Concern
The Secretary-General noted that security in the Middle East impacts not only the region but also global stability.
International Cooperation Essential
Guterres called on world leaders to support initiatives fostering cooperation and peace across the region.
UN’s Continued Role
Advocating Diplomatic Solutions
The UN will continue promoting diplomatic measures to address conflicts and advance non-proliferation, Guterres confirmed.
Encouraging Transparent Commitments
A transparent renunciation of nuclear weapons by Iran, Guterres said, would enhance trust among key international players.
