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ICCIMA head Mexican ambassador in Tehran explore ways to expand trade relations joint coop

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ICCIMA head, Mexican ambassador in Tehran explore ways to expand trade relations, joint co-op​

TEHRAN- The Head of the Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (ICCIMA) and the Mexican Ambassador in Tehran, during a meeting while emphasizing the importance of exchanging trade delegations between the two countries for greater familiarity of economic activists with each other's capacities, discussed the necessity of establishing a joint committee aimed at greater coordination in developing trade and investment relations.

ICCIMA head, Mexican ambassador in Tehran explore ways to expand trade relations, joint co-op

ICCIMA head German ambassador discuss ways to improve IranGermany level of relations

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ICCIMA head, German ambassador discuss ways to improve Iran-Germany level of relations​

TEHRAN- Samad Hassanzadeh, the Head of the Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (ICCIMA), said in a meeting with Axel Dittmann, the German Ambassador in Tehran: "The Iran Chamber is moving forward on the path of developing trade and technology transfer, and is striving to increase the volume of Iran's international relations with the help of joint chambers."

ICCIMA head, German ambassador discuss ways to improve Iran-Germany level of relations

IranCuba economic ties Unlocking investment potential amid sanctions legal reform

· 9 min read

TEHRAN- On a global stage increasingly defined by economic fragmentation and unilateral sanctions, two nations with decades of experience in navigating external pressures—Iran and Cuba—are actively seeking to deepen their bilateral economic ties. Recent high-level exchanges and business delegations signal a mutual determination to translate longstanding political solidarity into tangible commercial partnerships.

Iran-Cuba economic ties: Unlocking investment potential amid sanctions, legal reform