Speaking at a ceremony on Tuesday afternoon to see off Iran's new ambassadors to Kyrgyzstan, New Zealand, Japan, Burkina Faso and Cyprus, Pezeshkian stressed the importance of utilizing all available capacities to advance Iran's foreign policy and promote its international engagement.
He said the ambassadors' responsibilities should go beyond political contacts and include pursuing the implementation of existing agreements and memoranda of understanding, as well as expanding cooperation in economic, commercial, scientific and cultural fields.
The president also called for greater use of regional and international organizations and closer engagement with private-sector companies and businesspeople to advance mutual economic and trade interests.
He emphasized that Iranian diplomatic missions should develop a thorough understanding of the economic, scientific and cultural potential of their host countries and facilitate effective connections between government institutions, businesses and private-sector actors on both sides.
At the ceremony, Iran's new ambassadors outlined the opportunities for cooperation with their respective host countries and pledged to pursue the government's foreign policy objectives and promote bilateral relations.