Türkiye Leads Global Support for US-Iran Peace Deal as World Backs Historic Agreement

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and several world leaders have welcomed the new US-Iran agreement, describing it as a major step toward peace and stability in the Middle East. Countries including Qatar, Japan, France, Germany, Italy and the United Nations praised the deal, urging its implementation, the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, and continued diplomacy to ensure lasting regional peace.

Turkish President has welcomed the newly announced agreement aimed at ending tensions and hostilities between the and , describing the development as a significant step toward restoring peace, stability and calm across the region.

Speaking on the agreement, President Erdogan said he viewed the understanding reached between Washington and Tehran as an important breakthrough that could contribute greatly to regional security and reduce the risk of further conflict.

“I view the agreement reached between the US and Iran as an important development for the dominance of peace and calm in our region, and I welcome it with pleasure,” Erdogan stated.

The Turkish leader expressed hope that the agreement would mark the beginning of a new chapter in regional diplomacy and cooperation. He said the world had long awaited positive news capable of easing tensions and creating conditions for lasting peace and security.

Erdogan also emphasized the importance of maintaining restraint in the period leading up to the formal signing of the agreement. He warned against provocative rhetoric, escalatory actions and attempts by any party to undermine the diplomatic process.

According to the Turkish president, all stakeholders must remain vigilant against possible acts of sabotage that could jeopardize the progress achieved through negotiations. He stressed that preserving the current momentum would be essential for transforming the agreement into a durable peace arrangement.

Erdogan praised the role played by in facilitating dialogue between the parties. He thanked Pakistan for what he described as exceptional mediation efforts and also acknowledged the contributions of and in supporting the diplomatic initiative.

He reiterated that would continue backing all efforts aimed at achieving long-term solutions through diplomacy, dialogue and adherence to international law.

Turkish Foreign Minister also welcomed the agreement in a statement posted on social media. Fidan described the accord as an important milestone on the path toward lasting peace and stability in the Middle East.

“We welcome the agreement reached with the aim of ending the war between the US and Iran,” Fidan said, expressing hope that future negotiations would proceed in a constructive and productive manner.

Qatar likewise welcomed the memorandum of understanding reached between the United States and Iran. Doha described the agreement as a positive development that could help resolve outstanding disputes between the two countries, including issues related to freedom of navigation through the strategically important .

Qatari officials said the agreement represented an important step toward strengthening sustainable peace while also supporting regional and global economic growth. The Strait of Hormuz remains one of the world's most critical maritime trade routes, carrying a significant portion of global energy supplies.

Support for the agreement also came from European leaders. The heads of government of , , and jointly endorsed the memorandum of understanding, describing it as a major diplomatic breakthrough.

In a joint statement, the four leaders congratulated the United States, Iran and the mediators involved in the negotiations, including Pakistan and Qatar. They praised the diplomatic efforts that led to the agreement and urged all parties to ensure its rapid and comprehensive implementation.

The statement characterized the accord as a major achievement that could contribute significantly to regional security and international stability.

Germany’s chancellor described the agreement as an important diplomatic success that could pave the way for a safer Middle East while also strengthening confidence in the global economy.

Meanwhile, Japanese Prime Minister also welcomed the agreement and expressed hope that its provisions would be implemented steadily and effectively.

In a statement, Takaichi said Japan strongly hoped that free and secure navigation through the Strait of Hormuz would be guaranteed in practice. She also called for the swift conclusion of a final agreement addressing Iran’s nuclear programme and other outstanding issues.

International support continued to grow after , Secretary-General of the , praised the development as a positive step toward resolving the conflict peacefully.

Guterres congratulated both the United States and Iran for reaching an agreement that provides for an immediate and permanent ceasefire, the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and a framework for continued negotiations.

According to the UN chief, the deal represents a critical step toward achieving a peaceful and lasting settlement of the dispute.

The joint European statement further called for the urgent reopening of the Strait of Hormuz under conditions that guarantee unconditional and unrestricted freedom of navigation for international shipping. European leaders described such measures as essential for global trade, energy security and regional stability.

The four countries also indicated their readiness to contribute to maritime security efforts. These could include a strictly defensive and independent mission designed to reassure commercial shipping operators and support mine-clearance activities if necessary.

In addition, the European leaders signaled a willingness to ease certain sanctions if Iran takes clear and verifiable steps regarding its nuclear programme. They emphasized that progress on nuclear issues would be important for building trust and ensuring the long-term success of the agreement.

The statement also reaffirmed support for the stability, sovereignty and territorial integrity of . European leaders stressed the importance of maintaining a strong and effective ceasefire in Lebanon while continuing diplomatic efforts to preserve peace and security across the broader Middle East.