Iran, Italy examine ways to preserve, strengthen trade ties, facilitate visa issuance for traders

Iran, Italy examine ways to preserve, strengthen trade ties, facilitate visa issuance for traders

TEHRAN- At the meeting of Samad Hassanzadeh, President of the Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines, and Agriculture (ICCIMA), with Paola Amadei, Ambassador of Italy in Tehran, while referring to the areas of trade cooperation between the two countries, discussions were held on the need to facilitate visa issuance for traders and businessmen and to hold joint trade events in various fields.

As reported by the Public Relations Department of the ICCIMA, the meeting, the two sides discussed the long-standing economic, political, and social relations between the two countries and examined ways to preserve and strengthen trade relations despite the restrictions caused by sanctions.

At the beginning, Samad Hassanzadeh, President of the Iran Chamber, referred to the activities of the Iran-Italy Joint Chamber chaired by Ahmad Pourfallah, which has been able to contribute significantly to the day-by-day development and expansion of relations between the two countries.

Continuing, referring to the restrictions caused by sanctions, he said: “Despite all restrictions, relations between the two countries have been maintained; however, due to the history of relations and the interest that exists for cooperation between the two countries, we must take steps to strengthen relations.”

The President of the Iran Chamber recalled: “Despite the sanctions conditions, Iran has been able to experience significant progress in most areas such as petrochemicals, new technologies, artificial…

In brief

TEHRAN- At the meeting of Samad Hassanzadeh, President of the Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines, and Agriculture (ICCIMA), with Paola Amadei, Ambassador of Italy in Tehran, while referring to the areas of trade cooperation between the two countries, discussions were held on the need to facilitate visa issuance for traders and businessmen and to hold joint trade events in various fields.

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