Iran’s Parliament Speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, has cautioned against the Caucasus region becoming a focal point for competition between outside powers. Speaking in Tehran, Ghalibaf emphasized the need for stability and cooperation within the region, warning that external interference could exacerbate existing tensions. He asserted that the Caucasus should not be transformed into an arena for geopolitical rivalry, potentially destabilizing the area. This statement comes amid ongoing geopolitical shifts and heightened international interest in the Caucasus. Ghalibaf’s remarks reflect Iran’s concern over increasing foreign influence near its borders. The Iranian official stressed the importance of regional solutions to regional problems, advocating for dialogue and diplomacy. Ultimately, Iran seeks a peaceful and stable Caucasus, free from undue external pressure.