During the meeting, the two senior officials reviewed the latest state of relations between Tehran and Doha and stressed the importance of expanding political and economic ties and making use of existing capacities to enhance bilateral cooperation.
Energy cooperation, the expansion of economic and trade exchanges, and stronger coordination among gas-exporting countries were among the key issues discussed.
Pezeshkian attended the summit in Moscow amid calls for greater cooperation among gas-producing nations to safeguard energy security and ensure the uninterrupted flow of energy supplies.
Before departing Tehran for Russia on Monday evening, the Iranian president stressed the need to protect energy transit routes, warning that regional instability threatens the free movement of energy and carries consequences for the global economy.
He described the GECF, which Iran helped establish, as a platform for cooperation among major gas-producing countries, similar to the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).