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Envoy Underlines President Assad's Special Attention to Iranian Firms in Reconstruction of Syria
"Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's emphasis on the partnership of Iranian firms from different government and private sectors in reconstruction of Syria provides a proper opportunity for Iranians' presence in economic activities in our country," Mahmoud said, addressing a joint Iran-Syria forum at Iran's Chamber of Commerce in Tehran on Sunday.
He added that all doors are open to the Iranian firms for trade activities, and said, "Given the endorsement of a long-term agreement, we have taken a wide stride to expand economic activities."
Mahmoud noted that such meetings are a big opportunity for Iranian businesspersons to participate in joint investment projects in Syria given the fact that reconstruction efforts have started in the country.
Tehran and Damascus in a joint ministerial economic committee meeting in Tehran on Saturday exchanged views on long-term strategic trade and commercial cooperation.
The meeting was co-chaired by Iranian Road and Urban Development Minister Mohammad Eslami and Syrian Economy and Foreign Trade Minister Mohammad Samer al-Khalil.
During the meeting, the two sides discussed developing investment cooperation between the two countries.
Eslami and al-Khalil also agreed on a long-term strategic economic cooperation.
The Iranian Road and Urban Development Minister expressed the hope that the agreement would be finalized.
The Syrian economy and foreign trader minister, for his part, said both sides are determined to widen economic ties, including investment, trade, banking and finance.
"We count on Iranian companies to play a major role in reconstruction in Syria," he added.
Senior Iranian officials have repeatedly voiced the Islamic Republic's readiness to help Syria with reconstruction of the war-ravaged country.
In early October, Iran signed an agreement to build a 540-megawatt (MW) gas fired power plant in Syria’s coastal city of Lattakia.
At the request of Damascus, Iran has also been providing military advisory assistance to the Syrian government forces in its fight against foreign-backed Takfiri terrorists.
http://en.farsnews.com/newstext.aspx?nn=13971009001005
"Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's emphasis on the partnership of Iranian firms from different government and private sectors in reconstruction of Syria provides a proper opportunity for Iranians' presence in economic activities in our country," Mahmoud said, addressing a joint Iran-Syria forum at Iran's Chamber of Commerce in Tehran on Sunday.
He added that all doors are open to the Iranian firms for trade activities, and said, "Given the endorsement of a long-term agreement, we have taken a wide stride to expand economic activities."
Mahmoud noted that such meetings are a big opportunity for Iranian businesspersons to participate in joint investment projects in Syria given the fact that reconstruction efforts have started in the country.
Tehran and Damascus in a joint ministerial economic committee meeting in Tehran on Saturday exchanged views on long-term strategic trade and commercial cooperation.
The meeting was co-chaired by Iranian Road and Urban Development Minister Mohammad Eslami and Syrian Economy and Foreign Trade Minister Mohammad Samer al-Khalil.
During the meeting, the two sides discussed developing investment cooperation between the two countries.
Eslami and al-Khalil also agreed on a long-term strategic economic cooperation.
The Iranian Road and Urban Development Minister expressed the hope that the agreement would be finalized.
The Syrian economy and foreign trader minister, for his part, said both sides are determined to widen economic ties, including investment, trade, banking and finance.
"We count on Iranian companies to play a major role in reconstruction in Syria," he added.
Senior Iranian officials have repeatedly voiced the Islamic Republic's readiness to help Syria with reconstruction of the war-ravaged country.
In early October, Iran signed an agreement to build a 540-megawatt (MW) gas fired power plant in Syria’s coastal city of Lattakia.
At the request of Damascus, Iran has also been providing military advisory assistance to the Syrian government forces in its fight against foreign-backed Takfiri terrorists.
http://en.farsnews.com/newstext.aspx?nn=13971009001005