The Iranian Foreign Minister has said that the Islamic Republic of Iran wants peace and stability and the formation of an inclusive government in Syria, reports Mehr.

Abbas Araghchi made the remarks in a joint press conference with his Omani counterpart, Badr bin Hamad Al Busaidi, in Tehran on Monday

"We had lengthy talks about the developments in Syria. We both agree on preserving the territorial integrity and unity of Syria, non-interference in Syria's internal affairs, respect for all ethnicities and religions, respect their rights, and the formation of an inclusive government consisting of all ethnicities and groups in Syria," said the top Iranian diplomat.

"Our stances are very similar to those of Oman and the major countries in the region. ..we want an end to the occupation of Syrian territory, especially by the Zionist regime [i.e. Israel]," he added.

"We also exchanged views on developments in Yemen. Iran condemns the Israeli and American military attacks on Yemeni soil and the destruction of the country's infrastructure. We emphasize preserving the territorial integrity and territorial integrity of Yemen. We hope that peace talks will resume as soon as possible and that we can prevent the conspiracies that exist to spark another civil war in Yemen," Araghchi said.