France Says Iran Ballistic Missile Program a Major Concern
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by Reuters and Algemeiner Staff
France’s foreign ministry said on Sunday that Iran’s ballistic missile program was a major concern, a day before foreign minister Jean-Yves Le Drian was due to visit Tehran.
The ministry said it wanted Iran to contribute in a “positive” manner to solving crises in the Middle East.
“In this regard the crisis in Syria and the humanitarian situation there will particularly be discussed along with other regional issues where Iran is involved (Yemen, Libya, Iraq),” the ministry added.
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