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New Delhi: India has welcomed the peace agreement between America and Iran amid the ongoing tension in West Asia for the last several months. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday described the agreement as an important step towards regional peace and global stability. He said that the long-running conflict has affected not only the economy of West Asia but also the world. In such a situation, the expectation of normalization of the situation has increased due to the agreement reached between the two countries. The prime minister also said that India has always been a supporter of resolution of disputes through dialogue and diplomacy.
In a message released on social media platform X, Prime Minister Modi described the understanding between America and Iran as positive. He said that this initiative towards ending the conflict can prove to be helpful in reducing economic disruption and loss of life around the world. PM Modi expressed hope that a permanent solution to the remaining issues would also be found through talks.
After nearly three months of tension and military confrontation, America and Iran have agreed to a peace proposal. After several rounds of talks between the two countries, the way for a ceasefire and further diplomatic process was prepared. The formal signing of the agreement is likely to take place in Geneva this week. After this, steps will be taken towards stopping military activities in the area and normalizing trade routes.
Increased tensions in the Strait of Hormuz during the conflict had an impact on global trade and energy supplies. Crude oil is supplied to large parts of the world through this route. Due to the disruption in the route, oil prices had increased in the international market. Now after the agreement, this sea route is expected to reopen completely, which may provide relief to the global supply chain. India has also been advocating uninterrupted movement on this route for a long time.
As soon as the news of the agreement came out, there was a positive reaction in the international markets. Crude oil prices fell, which brought relief to energy importing countries. The Indian stock market also started trading on a strong note. A strong rise was seen in Sensex and Nifty during early trading. Along with this, the rupee also showed strength against the dollar.
Experts believe that despite the agreement, it may take time for complete normalcy to return to the region. However, this agreement is being considered a big step towards reducing tension. It will become clear in the coming days how both countries implement the terms of the agreement and how much regional stability can be strengthened.