Iran and China emphasized the development of economic cooperation and investment in the commercial supply chain. The Iran-China investment and trade conference was held with the presence of economic and diplomatic officials from both countries, managers of major Iranian companies, and Chinese business activists, aimed at identifying new cooperation opportunities and developing trade and investment relations between the two countries.
Details of the Conference and Participation of Business Activists
This conference was held on the sidelines of the ninth International Import Expo in China in Shanghai, focusing on "Cooperation Opportunities in the Commercial Supply Chain of Iran and China." About 300 business activists, representatives of trade organizations, chambers of commerce, and official institutions from China attended this meeting, where Iran's investment, export, and industrial capacities in various fields were introduced.
Speech by the Iranian Ambassador and Establishing Deeper Connections
Abdolreza Rahmani Fazli, the Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran in China, in his speech referred to the fifty-fifth anniversary of the establishment of contemporary diplomatic relations between Iran and China and the tenth anniversary of the comprehensive strategic partnership between the two countries. He emphasized the necessity of utilizing existing capacities to expand economic and technological cooperation.
Rahmani Fazli also mentioned the presence of Iranian companies in the fields of energy, petrochemicals, mining, agriculture, food industries, and emerging technologies at the ninth China Import Expo, stating that Iran's national pavilion this time focuses not only on traditional products but also on introducing the country's scientific and technological capacities.
According to the Iranian ambassador, medical diagnostic equipment, nanomedicine, biopharmaceuticals, and medicinal plants are among the capabilities introduced in the Iranian pavilion, which can facilitate the development of joint value chains with Chinese companies. Rahmani Fazli also regarded the development of cooperation in the fields of joint research, emerging industries, clean production, technical standards, infrastructure, renewable energies, smart transportation, and green economy as important areas of cooperation between the two countries.
He expressed hope that this forum would create direct connections between business activists, investors, and companies from both countries, facilitating the identification of joint projects and transforming the introduced opportunities into operational collaborations.
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