Iran, Venezuela take economic relations to next level
Gisoo Misha Ahmadi
Press TV, Tehran
Three days of intense negotiations at the ninth economic commission has led to several agreements that can be considered a turning point in Iran-Venezuela relations.
As a result, cooperation will expand in the fields of industry, mining, energy, trade, agriculture, and science and technology.
The joint commission has taken major steps in expanding bilateral ties based on the 20-year “cooperation road map,” signed during a state visit by President Nicolas Maduro to Tehran in June 2022.
The tenth joint commission has been scheduled to take place in six months in Venezuela where both sides will analyze the results of this session.
The cooperation agreements signed will allow Iran and Venezuela to take their bilateral relations to the next level.
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