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During a focused session on information security guarantees at the Saint Petersburg Security Summit, Ali Akbar Ahmadian presented a strategic vision aimed at addressing evolving challenges in the multipolar landscape.
Attended by representatives from 106 nations, Ahmadian outlined Iran’s proposal, emphasizing the need for novel tools, institutions, and frameworks to counteract perceived Western aggression.
Ahmadian advocated for a comprehensive approach, blending bilateral and multilateral engagement in international information security efforts.
He underscored the importance of broadening international institutions to challenge the dominance of any single nation or axis, particularly in the realm of cyber security. Ahmadian highlighted the urgency of crafting unified legislation to combat U.S. unilateralism in cyberspace.
A key aspect of Iran’s strategy involves forming anti-sanction alliances and leveraging non-American platforms for financial and administrative transactions.
Additionally, Ahmadian proposed decentralized production of hardware, software, and platforms among sovereign states to bolster resilience.
Addressing recent Israeli incursions on Iranian interests, including the attack on Iran’s consulate in Damascus, Ahmadian emphasized the need for regional stability and security.
Ahmadian’s participation in the Saint Petersburg summit reflects Iran’s proactive stance on global security issues. His packed itinerary includes discussions with counterparts from Russia, Brazil, South Africa, China, India, and Iraq, with a focus on regional cooperation, security dynamics and bilateral partnerships.
Iran’s retaliatory strikes against Israel in April have heightened its regional significance and exposed vulnerabilities within the Israeli regime, traditionally reliant on U.S. support. Ahmadian’s proposals underscore Iran’s determination to assert its influence and navigate complex geopolitical challenges.
