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Prevailing International Relations Should Be Reformed - Mahmoud Ahmadinejad |
10 August 2012President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said that the prevailing international relations should be reformed and such important task depends on the will of nations and governments, IRNA reported.
President Ahmadinejad made the remarks in a meeting with the participants of a consultative meeting on Syria held in Tehran's Azadi Hotel on Thursday.
"The governments and nations should decide for themselves while making efforts for bringing about real changes in their relations. They should also do their best to make a better world while insisting on the fundamental rights of the nations and implementation of justice," he added.
He thanked the foreign delegations for taking part in the consultative meeting on Syria, an issue which has immensely affected the humanity.
President Ahmadinejad expressed hope Tehran meeting will serve as a prelude to and effective method for creating of peace and security in the world.
Referring to the fact that the world is in a drastic situation at present, the president noted that the world needs reforms at two levels at the present and the priority should be given to the international relations.
He said that the incumbent ruling systems have not had suitable consequences for the mankind and only the distances, discriminations, hatreds and animosities have been achieved as a result of the performance of such ruling systems.
"The existing conditions of the world are not acceptable by any means and the God has certainly not created humans to live under such circumstances," President Ahmadinejad added.
He mentioned the fact that a few minorities who possess the power and wealth in the world are ruling the world and they want to determine the fate of all nations and world affairs, as well as impose their will on other nations.
"Today the power, wealth and media in the world is owned and controlled by these minorities and they introduce themselves as benchmark for all values while considering freedom, justice and democracy as what they introduce to others. Any country or nation who defies them (the world's big powers) and wants to live independently is pressured by them," the president added. |
10 August 2012
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