During the commemoration of Unity Week, Iran’s parliament speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, issued a statement emphasizing the importance of regional cooperation. According to reports from the Tasnim News Agency, Ghalibaf characterized the development of new regional treaties as a "new chapter" for the Middle East. He argued that these arrangements could help regional neighbors utilize their own capacities, effectively reducing their reliance on foreign powers.

Ghalibaf further asserted that unity among Muslim nations has been instrumental in resisting what he described as "hegemonic ambitions." While the speaker’s comments were framed as a call for regional self-reliance, the specific details regarding which nations might be involved in these proposed pacts or the exact nature of the treaties remain unspecified. The rhetoric aligns with long-standing Iranian foreign policy goals, which frequently emphasize the removal of Western influence from regional security and economic affairs. As of now, there has been no official response from neighboring states or international observers regarding the speaker's specific proposal for a new stage of regional integration.