Saeed Hariri, the Consul General of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Guangzhou, met and discussed with Seyed Abbas Araghchi, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, today, Wednesday. This meeting provided an opportunity to review and strengthen the bilateral relations between Iran and China, which have expanded in recent years, especially in economic and cultural fields.
Topics of Discussion in the Meeting
In this meeting, both sides examined various aspects of cooperation between Iran and China. Saeed Hariri emphasized the importance of expanding economic and cultural cooperation and called for creating suitable grounds for increasing cultural and economic exchanges between the two countries. Seyed Abbas Araghchi also highlighted the long-standing and friendly relations between Iran and China, stressing the need to strengthen these connections in various fields.
Consequences of this Meeting
This meeting took place at a time when Iran and China are striving to respond to existing economic and political challenges through increased cooperation. Especially in recent years, as sanctions and external pressures on Iran have increased, cooperation with China has become a priority. Araghchi also pointed out that the development of relations with China could strengthen Iran's economy and increase exports.
In this session, the importance of knowledge and technology exchange between the two countries was also emphasized. The Consul General of Iran in Guangzhou, referring to China's high capacities in modern technologies, called for the transfer of this knowledge to Iran. Araghchi also underscored this issue, stating that scientific and technological cooperation could benefit both countries.
At the end of this meeting, both sides agreed to continue consultations and joint meetings to review and follow up on the discussed topics. This meeting reflects the determination of both countries to strengthen relations and bilateral cooperation in various fields.
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