Bolivian Foreign Minister Rogelio Mayta said his country plans to reopen its embassy in the Islamic Republic of Iran.

In a statement on Sunday, Mayta affirmed that the Bolivian State must have relations with all the countries within the framework of respect for sovereignty, and pointed out that with Venezuela resumption is in progress.

�We must advance the unity of the region and that is why we must talk with all nations,� he said, according to Prensa Latina.

Bolivia today wants to rebuild the relationship frozen by the de facto government of Jeanine A�ez with Venezuela, Mexico, Cuba, Argentina, Nicaragua, and Iran, the top diplomat stressed.

While pursuing the resumption of political relations and appointing Bolivian ambassadors in those nations, Mayta added that in the case of Cuba we will also work to recover agreements such as the export of lumber and other products.

The foreign minister stressed that there are many agreements with the Caribbean Island that must be resumed, while he also addressed Europe, where he made particular emphasis on the case of Russia, a nation with which there is an 'excellent level of dialogue, understanding and cooperation.'

Regarding the relationship with Iran, he said that they will seek to achieve the reopening of the Bolivian embassy in the Islamic Republic.