Iran only nation to set up just order

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad calls on world peace-seekers to establish an “appropriate order,” saying a change in UN structure is deemed as the first step.

“We believe that this change will happen because it is a necessity,” IRNA quoted President Ahmadinejad as saying in a meeting with foreign ambassadors in Qatar on Sunday.

“The current arrangement is rooted in unilateral interests and is the outcome of World War I and II. It could not bring sustainable peace and security to humanity during the past 60 years and resolve the Palestine-Israel conflict while it is also unable to settle ongoing problems in Iraq and Afghanistan,” he added.

He also stressed the importance of establishing a new world order which would bring real progress to humans, stop genocide and refrain from jeopardizing the fate of humans.

The Iranian chief executive warned against plots to cause discord in the region, saying, “Enemies have sought to dominate the Persian Gulf region during the past decades which is the most important connection route in the region.”

According to President Ahmadinejad, Western psychological warfare aims to prepare ground for their presence in the region to sell their weapons. He further pointed out that such plots are ineffective thanks to the vigilance of regional nations.

Meanwhile, in a separate meeting with Iranian nationals in Qatar on the same day, the Iranian president said the current world order seeks to serve the interests of capitalists through the massacre and plunder of nations’ assets.

“Today, the only nation that has the ability to establish a just order in the world is the Iranian nation,” he stated.

President Ahmadinejad also pointed to failed efforts to “isolate Iran in the region” and said, “Iran has turned into the first regional power. When enemies make a confession of Iran’s strength, it means that our country is among top powers in the world.”

Iran and Qatar have common plans to resolve regional problems and thwart plots, the Iranian chief executive concluded.