Iran's leader warns of insecurity in region

来源:百度文库 编辑:神马文学网 时间:2024/06/13 00:54:58

Iran's leader warns of insecurity in region

09:14, December 21, 2010      

Email | Print | Subscribe | Comments | Forum 

Related Reading

  • Iranian leader calls ruling by STL "null", "void"

  • Iranian parliament speaker slams inappropriate dismissal of former FM

  • Iran calls on Pakistan to seriously confront terrorists inside its soil

  • Ahmadinejad calls on West to stop confrontation over nuclear issues

Increases the bookmark twitter facebook digg Google Windowslive Delicious buzz friendfeed Linkedin diigo reddit stumbleupon

Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Monday warned against any attempt to destabilize security in the Persian Gulf region.

In a meeting with visiting Qatari Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, Khamenei stressed the importance of tightening security in the Persian Gulf, adding all regional countries will benefit from a secure region, according to the satellite Press TV.

"However, all countries in the region will become insecure and suffer from insecurity if regional security is undermined," he was quoted as saying.

Both the Iranian leader and the Qatari emir highlighted the significance of maintaining unity among Shiite and Sunni Muslims in the region, reported Press TV.

Al-Thani praised relations between Tehran and Doha, saying "the two countries have always enjoyed similar political stances," according to the report.

He expressed hope the two countries will further promote relations in other fields.

Heading a high-ranking delegation, the Qatari emir arrived in Tehran on Monday for an official one-day visit, who is scheduled to meet with senior Iranian officials and discuss bilateral relations and the latest regional developments.

Source: Xinhua
  • Do you have anything to say? Major headlines
    • China's top legislature opens bimonthly session, reads draft laws

    • Number of multi-unit trains to rise next year

    • China mulls harsher punishment for principal criminals of organized crimes

    • Nepal, China sign MoU for promotion of trade

    • Workers building recognition for China in far away country

    • Govt to outline 2011 fiscal deficit target

    • China to improve family planning policies

    • Social conflict on the rise: top judge

    • China strongly urges both sides of Korean Peninsula to solve issues through peaceful dialogue

    • Netizens show mixed feelings as Beijing strives to rein in traffic jams

    Editor's Pick
    Most Popular
    • Sino-American education cooperation in eyes of US official

    Hot Forum Dicussion
    • Merry Christmas (Games & Fun)

    • Korean tensions: What's next?

    • PLA's growing force projection capabilities

    • Testing times ahead for Sino-US ties

    • War of words over “four tunnels” link N&S Korea

    • The 10 worst predictions for 2010

    • Obama outwitted by Chinese