President hopes to be Iran’s justice-seeking voice at UNGA

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian says he hopes to be the voice of his country’s people during his visit to the United Nations to convey their justice-seeking messages to the international body’s member states.
Pezeshkian made the remarks before leaving Tehran for New York to take part in the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly.
He described the United Nations as an important organization and one of the greatest achievements of humanity.
Pezeshkian said that if the UN fulfills its obligations properly, there should not be a country or an entity which drops bombs on other countries and kills women and children and destroys their homes, hospitals and schools and then claims that it has targeted terrorists.
The Iranian president said that he will hold meetings with Iranian expatriates in the US to depict an accurate image of Iran.
“Iran belongs to all Iranians, and the expatriates have also a share in the country,” he noted.
Pezeshkian said he will express Iran’s stances in talks with American media outlets and discuss various issues including economy, investment and tourism industry.
Pezeshkian added that he will hold talks with officials and presidents of other countries and discuss various issues including security, economy, investment, tourism and other issues.
The Iranian president is scheduled to address the General Assembly on Tuesday.
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