MojNews-Iran's Interior Minister says that Iran-Saudi Arabia cooperation is quite positive for the region. 

 Iranian Interior Minister emphasizes the significance of constructive cooperation between Iran and Saudi Arabia, stating that it is not only advantageous for the Islamic World but also for the broader region. 

During the Tuesday meeting with the Saudi Ambassador to Tehran, Abdullah bin Saud al-Anzi, Ahmad Vahidi expressed the commitment of both states to strengthening their relations.

Describing the roles of Iran and Saudi Arabia as "important and decisive" in the Islamic world, region, and globally, Vahidi addressed external attempts to interfere in Tehran-Riyadh relations, urging that such interventions should not be tolerated.

Addressing regional security challenges and acts of terrorism, Vahidi stressed the necessity of cooperation and consultation between the officials of the two states. 

He highlighted that when economic ties accompany political and security relations, stability and effectiveness are achieved, emphasizing the inseparable nature of development and security.

Touching upon the issue of Palestine, Vahidi underscored its paramount importance for the Islamic world and global communities. He condemned the "endless war crimes" committed by the Zionist regime in Gaza and called for collective efforts from all nations to halt the genocide, advocating for a pathway to provide humanitarian aid to the Gazans.

Regarding an agreement between the two states to dispatch Iranian pilgrims for Umrah Hajj, Vahidi expressed the Iranian people's expectation for resolving the hiatus in pilgrim transfers and ensuring the necessary preparations are made.

On the topic of terrorism, Vahidi acknowledged the efforts of some countries in the revival of the Daesh terrorist group. He asserted that Tehran is well aware of American intentions to support Daesh reconstruction in Afghanistan and expand its networks in the region.

Saudi Ambassador al-Anzi echoed Vahidi's remarks on fighting terrorism, strengthening Riyadh-Tehran ties, and providing humanitarian aid to Gazans, emphasizing that Iran is a "brotherly and important neighbor" for Saudi Arabia, noting various fields of cooperation between their interior ministries. 

Al-Anzi suggested that activating security agreements made two decades ago could pave the way for enhanced cooperation, particularly in countering terrorism and drug trafficking.

Al-Anzi acknowledged Tehran's efforts against terrorist groups and emphasized the collective responsibility of regional countries in combating terrorism. 

He clarified that the halt in sending Iranian pilgrims was due to technical problems and expressed optimism that it would be resolved soon, "God willing."