Hojjatollah Joudaki, a former cultural attaché of Iran in Cairo, has stressed the necessity of controlling radical elements on both sides to revive relations between Iran and Egypt.
In an interview with Entekhab news outlet, Joudaki said that the recent visit of Iranian officials to Egypt does not signify a transformation in bilateral ties.
He likened the relationship dynamics to those between Iran and the US, suggesting that deeper discussions are required at higher levels.
Joudaki pointed out that Iran, being under siege, views any opportunity to break this isolation as crucial, particularly with regard to ties with neighboring and Islamic countries.
Referring to the Iranian president’s trip to Egypt, he said it is vital to mend old friendships and diminish enmities.
Reflecting on historical tensions, Joudaki recounted past attempts at rapprochement that were undermined by hardline factions within Iran.
He believes that for relations to improve, extremist forces must be restrained and efforts must be made to adopt a new mindset.
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