WANA (Feb 11) – Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has congratulated Iran’s Supreme Leader and his Iranian counterpart, Masoud Pezeshkian, on the anniversary of the Islamic Revolution, emphasizing Baku’s commitment to strengthening bilateral ties.

 

Aliyev’s message highlighted the deep-rooted historical, religious, and cultural bonds between the two nations. “We attach special importance to the comprehensive development of Azerbaijan-Iran relations,” he stated, adding that both countries are engaged in effective cooperation in economic, trade, transportation, and energy sectors, with further opportunities for expansion.

 

Aliyev expressed confidence that Azerbaijan-Iran relations, built on principles of friendship, brotherhood, and good neighborliness, will continue to contribute to regional stability and prosperity. “On this auspicious occasion, I wish you health, happiness, success in your work, and enduring peace and prosperity for the friendly and neighboring Iranian people,” he wrote.

 

Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia’s King Salman bin Abdulaziz and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman also extended their congratulations to Pezeshkian on the 46th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution.

 

As reported, the Saudi leaders wished the Iranian president good health and happiness, while expressing hopes for continued progress and prosperity for Iran and its people.

 

Other regional leaders, including officials from Armenia, Iraq’s Kurdistan Region, the UAE, as well as representatives from Yemen’s Ansarullah movement and Lebanon’s Hezbollah, have also conveyed their congratulatory messages to the Iranian government and nation.

 

February 10 (22 Bahman) is one of Iran’s most significant national occasions, commemorating the victory of the Islamic Revolution in 1979. On this day, millions of Iranians take to the streets across the country, holding large-scale rallies.

 

These gatherings, even in the most remote villages, serve as a demonstration of national unity and a reaffirmation of the revolution’s ideals, as people celebrate with marches and special ceremonies.