Iran and Bangladesh are keen on increasing their bilateral trade volume, focusing on joint ventures and Iranian petrochemical exports to the Asian country.
Agro-industrial exports, petrochemical, mines and tourism sectors are the main priorities of the Nicaraguan economy that need Iranian investment, according to the country’s Finance and Public Credit Minister Iván Acosta, who led a business delegation to Iran last week.
An independent campaign has been launched in Iran in order to attract international aid in cryptocurrency for flood victims in the face of US sanctions which have choked off foreign funds.
A business delegation from Nicaragua, led by Economy Minister Iván Adolfo Acosta Montalván, visited Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (ICCIMA) to hold talks with authorities of Iran private sector parliament.
Although very far apart, Iran and Nicaragua are ready to expand their cooperation. Tehran and Manágua are getting closer day by day and are seeking barter trade to kickstart their bilateral trade exchanges.
Gholam Hossein Shafei, President of Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (ICCIMA) visited Caspian Exhibition of Innovative Technologies on the sidelines of the first Caspian Economic Forum that was held in Avaza Touristic Zone in Turkmenistan on Monday.
Iran and Turkmenistan are neighbours, share border and are friends. However, they are not that close economically speaking. Now, Tehran wants to help increase bilateral trade volume to $3bn.
Iran private sector urged Turkmen officials to establish Turkmenistan-Iran Joint Chamber of Commerce in a bid to booster bilateral economic relations.
Cuban Ambassador to Iran Alexis Bandrich Vega says Iran has a great opportunity to strengthen trade ties with the Caribbean island nation because the country depends very much on foreign trade.
Cuban Ambassador to Iran Alexis Bandrich Vega and Cuban Embassy’s First Secretary and Commercial Counselor Tania Causse presented business opportunities to Iranian businessmen and women in a bid to lure Iranian investment.