Iran is going to China, Foreign Minister is in India

Iran's president will visit China soon Hasan Rouhani During the visit to China, he will attend the summit of Shanghai Cooperation Organization and speak in the speech.

Iran's President's Office of Communications and Information Officer Parviz Ismaili said on Monday.

She said she is going to China at the invitation of Chinese President Xi Jinping. Besides taking part in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization conference, he will also hold talks with top leaders of the country including the Chinese President on bilateral issues.

There is also a program of meetings with top leaders of the participating countries, he said.

A high-level delegation of Iran. He will go with Rouhani to China, he said.

The conference of Shanghai Cooperation Organization will be held in Jingdao, China on 9th and 10th June.

Shanghai Cooperation Agency was formed in 2001 to strengthen terrorism and extremism and strengthen economic cooperation. Iran is the observer country of the organization.

The permanent members of the organization are China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, India and Pakistan.

On the other hand, Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Jawad Zarif is on a visit to India on Monday to ensure that business relations are not harmed even after the United States is out of nuclear negotiation.

After reaching New Delhi this morning, he hoped that bilateral cooperation would be strengthened in all areas including commercial and political fields.

He told reporters that the process of strengthening relations between Iran and India would continue as in the past. Because there are special cooperation between the two countries in different fields including fuel. He also has cooperation between the two countries, he said.

Jarif said that there is a very good relationship with India now. His meeting with India's Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj was scheduled to be held in the afternoon.

The meeting emphasized the need to leave the United States on international nuclear negotiations.

Mohammad Jarif had already visited China, Russia and Belgium after the US withdrew from Iran's nuclear deal.

On May 8, US President Donald Trump announced the exit of nuclear negotiations by violating international law and customs.

In the next three to six months, all sanctions against Iran will be enforced, he said.