The Institute for Political and International Studies (IPIS) held a TDF online panel on “The Israeli Aggression on Iran: What Next?” Attended by Saeed Khatibzadeh, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and President of IPIS; Professor Mohammad Kazem Sajadpour from the School of International Relations; Professor Nasser Hadian from Tehran University; as well as domestic and foreign analysts participating in person or virtually.
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Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi hailed the 2025 Tehran Dialogue Forum (TDF2025) as a major success, calling it a powerful demonstration of dialogue and regional cooperation.
At the Tehran Dialogue Forum, Iran’s speaker Ghalibaf said true security must come from within countries, not imported. He stressed the importance of borders and criticized Israel’s atrocities, calling for a democratic Palestinian state and regional cooperation for peace.
The Tehran Dialogue Forum concluded on May 19 after two days of talks with 580 participants from 53 countries. Deputy FM Saeed Khatibzadeh called the event a milestone, highlighting Iran’s role as a “regional architect” and stressing the need for shared values in shaping a new world order.
