Charles Mubita, Namibia's Minister in the Presidency, who has traveled to Tehran as the representative of the government and people of Namibia to attend the ceremony honoring the martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution, met on Friday morning with Seyed Abbas Araghchi, the Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The Namibian Minister in the Presidency conveyed the condolences and solidarity of the President, the government, and the people of Namibia to the government and people of Iran over the martyrdom of the martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution and a number of Iranian officials and citizens during the U.S.-Zionist imposed war against Iran. Praising the steadfastness of the Iranian government and people in the face of military threats and economic pressure, Mubita stated that the government and people of Namibia hold Iran's principled positions and its steadfast commitment to the path of national independence in high regard. He also referred to the long-standing friendly relations between Iran and Namibia and reaffirmed his country's determination to strengthen bilateral ties across various fields. Foreign Minister Araghchi, while expressing appreciation for Namibia's sympathy and solidarity with the Islamic Republic of Iran, emphasized the special commitment of both the martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution and the Supreme Leader to expanding and deepening relations with African countries.