Italian PM: Rome eager to Boost Trade with TehranSource: www.export-egypt.com 4/13/2016, Location: Asia |
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Visiting Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi on Wednesday said that his country is seeking to bolster trade exchange with Iran after signing a host of agreements. Renzi made the statement during a meeting at the Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture. He referred to 30 agreements signed during the recent visit by Iranian President Hassan Rouhani to Rome, in addition to 12 ones signed in Tehran.
Renzi pointed to a conviction in Italy that Iran can play a significant role in the region, and the world at large. He expressed pleasure that he is the first Western head of government to visit the Islamic Republic after the lift of the international sanctions on Tehran. For his part, Iran's Minister of Industry, Mine and Trade Mohammad-Reza Nematzadeh said that his country had started work on promoting ties with Italy even before concluding a nuclear deal with the West. He added that eight of the 30 agreements signed during Rouhani's visit to Italy in January are being implemented, he said. Today, representatives of the Italian government and the private sector and members of the Iran chamber signed 12 agreements covering cooperation in energy, steel, communications, airports and air navigations, medicine and clothes industry. |
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