Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Signs Condolence Book in Delhi in Memory of Khamenei In a rare gesture, Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister, Ali Bagheri Khatibzadeh, paid his respects at the condolence book for Ayatollah Khamenei at the Indian Ministry of External Affairs in New Delhi. The move was seen as a sign of goodwill and cooperation between the two nations. As per reports, Khatibzadeh signed the condolence book on Monday, paying tribute to the late Supreme Leader of Iran who passed away last week. The gesture is significant, considering the sensitive nature of Indo-Iranian relations in recent times. Indian Foreign Secretary, Harsh Shringla, had earlier invited foreign dignitaries and diplomats to sign the condolence book as a mark of respect for Khamenei's contributions to international relations and his role as a key player in regional affairs. The move has been seen as an attempt to strengthen ties between India and Iran. The signing of the condolence book by Khatibzadeh is also seen as a message of goodwill from Tehran, signaling its commitment to continue dialogue with New Delhi on various issues. The development comes at a time when both countries are working together to revive the nuclear deal with world powers and resolve outstanding issues in regional affairs. The signing of the condolence book has been welcomed by Indian officials who see it as a positive step forward in Indo-Iranian relations. The move is also seen as an attempt to put aside past differences between the two nations and focus on their shared interests and common goals. As news of Khatibzadeh's visit spread, analysts have expressed optimism about the prospects for improved ties between India and Iran. They believe that the signing of the condolence book could pave the way for more cooperation and dialogue between the tw...#Ayatollah_Khamenei #Ali_Bagheri_Khatibzadeh #Indian_Ministry_of_External_Affairs #Harsh_Shringla
