Haniyeh on Friday elaborated on the latest political and field developments of Gaza, describing as "critical" the humanitarian situation in northern Gaza, Xinhua news agency reported.
The "illegal" US measures in 2018 to exit from the JCPOA and re-impose sanctions on Iran, as well as European countries' "inaction" in this regard, are responsible for the current unfavorable situation, Amir Abdollahian said.
Both sides discussed the economic and trade cooperation and ways to cope with the sanctions imposed by the Western countries, mainly from the US, Xinhua news agency reported citing SANA as saying.
The Iranian foreign minister's visit to Turkey and Russia would be his second diplomatic trip after a recent decline in the pace of COVID-19 increase.
The remarks of Zarif was an allusion to the recent help offer by Trump amid the surge of the novel coronavirus in Iran.
On January 28, President Trump unveiled his long-awaited Middle East peace plan, envisaging a two-state solution but keeping Jerusalem as Israel’s undivided capital.
The Saudi Foreign Minister made the remarks at the World Economic Forum in Davos, adding that he was glad the region has "avoided any escalation" with Iran, and "many countries" have offered to mediate talks with Tehran.
As for the regional and international issues, their talks will focus on the latest developments on the Iranian nuclear programme, the Syrian settlement, developments in the Gulf area, among others.
Zarif once again reiterated the Islamic Republic’s policy for supporting the Yemeni people, saying, “Iran will always stand by the Yemeni nation and we believe that the end of the war will first of all help the Yemeni people.”
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan is due to arrive in Iran on Saturday.
