TEHRAN-- Iranian Industry, Mining, and Trade Minister Reza Fatemi-Amin met Zimbabwes Minister of Industry and Commerce Sekai Nzenza in Tehran on Sunday, throughout which the two sides worried the expansion of financial ties.As reported by the portal of Irans Industry Ministry, in this conference Nzenza gotten in touch with Irans food, pharmaceutical, and automobile companies to go into Zimbabwes markets.The authorities stressed the advancement of cooperation in various economic sectors and stressed the requirement for creating a road map for the expansion of shared trade and business relations.Stating that the development of trade with African countries, specifically Zimbabwe, is one of the concerns of the Iranian government, Fatemi-Amin stated: Unfortunately, the volume of our trade with Zimbabwe has actually decreased recently, and by holding such conferences we intend to witness the advancement of trade relations in between the 2 nations.
The Zimbabwean minister, for her part, emphasized that the president of Zimbabwe is likewise interested in the development of trade relations with the Islamic Republic of Iran, saying: We are also under sanctions and want to utilize the experiences of nations that experienced the exact same scenario.
In this regard, Fatemi-Amin specified that the Islamic Republic is all set to move its experiences in dealing with sanctions and said: Sanctions might trigger issues in the beginning, however in the end, it will make nations depend on their abilities and basically form their economy.
Further in the conference, the celebrations went over the two nations trade capabilities and Nzenza required making use of Irans advanced innovations in the field of processing agricultural products, renewable energies, and likewise medication and medical equipment.Fatemi-Amin also announced Irans preparedness to work together in the pointed out fields and officially welcomed Zimbabwean financiers to visit Iran to get acquainted with the Iranian business active in the field of renewable energies and food markets for joint cooperation.
We likewise require Zimbabwean products such as cotton and gold and we can exchange these goods, the minister added.EF/ MAPhoto: Irans Industry, Ming and Trade Minister Reza Fatemi-Amin (L) and Zimbabwes Industry and Commerce Minister Sekai Nzenza