Iran's Minister of Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Izzatullah Zargami said that the Cabinet of Ministers of the country has unilaterally approved the abolition of the visa regime with 32 countries, the national portal "Adyrna" reported.
He told reporters after the cabinet meeting in Tehran on Wednesday.
Zargami said that Iran intends to open its doors to the whole world.
According to him, the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism of Iran proposed to cancel the visa regime with 32 countries.
"Iran wants to talk to the world and people. Unilateral cancellation of the visa regime is an opportunity to conduct a dialogue with foreign citizens who can easily visit Iran," said the Iranian minister.
So far, Iran has abolished the visa regime with 10 countries (6 countries - bilaterally and 4 countries - unilaterally).
It should be noted that a visa is not required for negotiations between Iran and Kazakhstan for up to two weeks.
