İlişki bilgi dosyası
İran
Güney Afrika
İlişki değerlendirmesi
Kayıtlı açıklamalar şu anda İngilizce olarak sunulmaktadır.
Political and economic partnership with a history of sanctions-related friction
İran → Güney Afrika
+35Iran has pursued political and economic cooperation with South Africa through bilateral engagement and the joint commission. During Raisi’s 2023 visit, the two governments signed a strategic partnership agreement and additional cooperation instruments.
Güney Afrika → İran
+30South Africa has engaged Iran through bilateral cooperation and signed a strategic partnership agreement during Raisi’s 2023 visit. However, South Africa voted for UN sanctions on Iran in 2010, a position that strained relations and contributed to the disruption of South African oil imports from Iran.
Genel ilişki
+30The relationship combines sustained political and economic engagement, formal bilateral cooperation mechanisms, and a strategic partnership agreement with a notable period of friction over sanctions. These features support a generally cooperative relationship, though not an exceptionally close or untroubled one.
Bu puanlar nasıl okunur?
Puanlar yaklaşık değerlendirmelerdir; nesnel ölçüm veya güncel doğrulama değildir. Yönlü puanlar kamuoyunu değil, hükûmet politikalarını ve davranışlarını tanımlar. Genel puan bağımsız bir tahmindir, ortalama değildir.
- −100
- Aşırı ve sürekli düşmanlık
- −50
- Büyük ölçüde karşıt
- 0
- Bilgiye dayalı karma veya tarafsız
- +50
- Büyük ölçüde işbirlikçi
- +100
- Olağanüstü yakın ve sürekli ortaklık
“Değerlendirilmemiş”, kayıtlı puan olmadığı anlamına gelir. Bir çiftin bulunması, diplomatik tanınma veya yerleşik ilişkiler hakkında bir iddia değildir.
İlişkinin bağlamı
Genel bakış
Iran and South Africa maintain substantive political and economic engagement, including a bilateral joint commission and a strategic partnership agreement signed during President Ebrahim Raisi’s 2023 visit. Their relationship has also faced friction: South Africa supported UN sanctions on Iran in 2010, and sanctions later disrupted South African oil imports from Iran. Cooperation has continued despite these differences.
Gerilim alanları
- South Africa’s 2010 vote for UN sanctions on Iran
- Sanctions-related disruption of South African oil imports from Iran
Önemli gelişmeler
South Africa voted in favor of UN Security Council sanctions on Iran, a decision that strained bilateral relations.
During President Ebrahim Raisi’s visit to South Africa, the governments signed a strategic partnership agreement and additional cooperation instruments.
Başlıca belirsizlikler
- The strategic partnership agreement’s implementation and practical scope are unclear.
- The scale and composition of current bilateral trade are uncertain.