Mutual Respect Best Way to Work With Iran

President Ebrahim Raisi told the new British ambassador in Tehran that any cooperation with the Islamic Republic must be based on mutual respect, since Iranians are truly independent and will never give in to unjust and wrong approaches.
“The Islamic Republic of Iran intends to cooperate and interact with all countries, but such cooperation must be based on mutual respect and taking into account the interests of nations,” Raeisi said in a Sunday meeting with the UK’s new envoy to Tehran, President.ir reported. 
Describing independence and freedom as the main slogans of Iranian people and hailing Iran as an independent state in the true sense of the word, the president called on the ambassador to convey the real concept of those values to the British statesmen, considering that the ambassador is familiar with the Persian language.
The Iranian nation never gives in to the language of force and shows reaction whenever it feels other countries are bullying, he stressed.
The UK ambassador said he has a good knowledge of Iran and his main goal is to push for the improvement of relations between the two countries with a “positive and constructive” view.