MADRID: Spain will reopen its embassy in Tehran after it was shut in March due to regional tensions, Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares has confirmed, signaling a renewed diplomatic presence following recent de-escalation in the Middle East.

The Spanish government said its ambassador will return to Tehran to resume official duties, reflecting Madrid’s intention to re-engage through diplomatic channels and support ongoing peace efforts in the region.

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Albares noted that Spain aims to contribute to stability by maintaining dialogue and using available diplomatic avenues from within Iran’s capital. The move comes after a reduction in hostilities involving key regional actors, creating space for renewed diplomatic engagement.

Officials described the reopening as a step toward normalization, as countries reassess their diplomatic footprints after months of heightened tensions. Spain has indicated it will remain actively involved in efforts that promote regional stability and dialogue.