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Sultan of Oman Haitham bin Tariq (C) meets with Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei (R) in Tehran, Iran on May 29, 2023. Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi (L) also attended the meeting. Credit: ”IRANIAN SUPREME LEADER PRESS OFFICE / HANDOUT. TEHRAN, Iran. At a news conference Tuesday in Tehran, Iranian government spokesperson Ali Bahadori Jahromi said President Ebrahim Raisi has tasked the Foreign Ministry to initiate the formal process for the full restoration of ties with Egypt. The announcement came one day after the Sultan of Oman Haitham bin Tariq Al Said met Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei during a high-stakes two-day official visit to Iran. Jahromi said the Islamic Republic is ready to resume full diplomatic ties with the Arab country, signaling Iran's desire to boost ties with regional countries amid a normalization wave. During his meeting with the sultan, who was in Tehran at the invitation of Raisi, the ayatollah endorsed the process of reconciliation with Egypt, which was the main takeaway from the readout of the meeting, also attended by Raisi and other top officials. He welcomed Oman's mediation efforts aimed at potential rapprochement between Tehran and Cairo, asserting that Iran has ”no problem in this regard.” The Iranian leader's comments, according to his website, came in response to Haitham ”conveying Egypt's willingness for the resumption of ties with Iran.” Khamenei also had a word of praise for the Raisi administration's neighborhood-centric foreign policy, which has paved the way for normalization between Iran and its Persian Gulf neighbors. ”Sultan Haitham's meeting with Iran's leader formalized the informal fence-mending talks between Tehran and Cairo, mediated by Oman,” strategic affairs analyst Abuzar Ibrahimi told Anadolu. ”Ayatollah Khamenei's endorsement means decks have been cleared for Iran-Egypt détente.” Egypt-Iran reconciliation. The formalization of reconciliation between Iran and Egypt follows years of hushed diplomatic engagement between the two sides mediated by Oman and Iraq, who also facilitated talks between Iran and Saudi Arabia that culminated in an agreement in March. The friction in Iran-Egypt ties can be traced to 1979, immediately after the Iranian Revolution, when Egypt became the first Arab state to recognize Israel and signed the Camp David Accords. The Egyptian government's decision to grant refuge to deposed Iranian monarch Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and the Iranian government's move to name a street after former Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's assassin further deteriorated relations. After Abdel Fattah el-Sisi rose to power in 2014, the two countries warmed again and diplomatic talks were reactivated but the underlying tensions remained, according to Mehdi Mohammadi, a political historian and analyst. Para Kazandıran casino Şeker Oyunu.