TEHRAN - Hossein Amir Abdollahian, the Foreign Minister of Iran, has actually mentioned that Tehran is prepared to initiate new political negotiations with Ireland.Amir Abdollahian and his brand-new Irish counterpart Micheál Martin spoke on the phone on Monday, going through the most important matters of typical concern.The senior Iranian diplomat congratulated Martin on his consultation as Irelands brand-new foreign minister and revealed optimism that relations will reinforce throughout his tenure.Martin was then invited to travel to Iran.The senior Irish diplomat, for his part, said, he has always had a terrific respect for Iran for its brilliant history and culture, explaining Iran as a state with an old past and civilization.Martin also evaluated the existing state of affairs and the most severe consular issues between the two countries.Belgium ready to help quake-hit people in northwest IranIn phone talks on Monday with Abdollahian, Belgian Foreign Minister Hadja Lahbib likewise stated her country is prepared to help Iranian individuals who have been impacted by the recent earthquake in Khoy county, impacting about 80 villages.Lahbib and Abdollahian likewise held talks on concerns of shared interest along with the most recent local and worldwide events.The 2 foreign ministers likewise talked about consular cooperation in the hopes of fostering closer connections between Iran and Belgium.