Ghalibaf: Fight against colonialism shared characteristic of the Iranian and Venezuelan Revolution+ Film

According to Mehr News Agency, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Speaker of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, who has traveled to Latin America on a periodic trip to Caracas -based Television TV, emphasized the participation of the Islamic Revolution of Iran and the Venezuelan Revolution, including the fight against colonialism and arrogance.

“Relations between Iran and Venezuela are rooted in people's beliefs, leadership, government and parliament and different parts of the two countries because we have a lot of sharing,” Ghalibaf said.

He emphasized: (Among these sharing) the characteristics of the independence and justice of citizens and people who seek independence and freedom. Both countries have experienced two revolutions; The revolutions whose origin has been the struggle against arrogance and colonialism.

The Speaker of Parliament headed to Latin America on Saturday to meet with the officials of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Cuba.

Ghalibaf met with President Nicolas Maduro yesterday at the Venezuelan Presidential Palace. He has arrived in Cuba today- June 6th.

Our parliamentary delegation is also scheduled to attend the Brazilian Presidents' Summit.

During his speech in Borazilia, Ghalibaf will also meet with his counterparts from other countries while speaking at the summit.

Jalil Mokhtar, head of the Iranian -Cuban Parliamentary Friendship Group, Salar Province, Vice President of Parliamentary Friendship Group, Gholamreza Taj Gardun, Chairman of the Planning and Budget Committee, and Kermanshah's Speaker Mohammad Rashidi, accompany the Speaker of Parliament during a visit to Latin America; Also, Ahmad Naderi, a member of the House of Representatives, Maryam Abdullahi, Middle Ages, and Mustafa Taheri, Zanjan's representative, are members of the Iranian parliamentary delegation during the Brazilian trip.