Iran's economy minister stresses resolve to strengthen ties with China
Ali Madanizadeh said Tehran is determined to deepen comprehensive cooperation with Beijing across multiple economic fields.
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Iran's Economy Minister, Ali Madanizadeh, has stressed the country's determination to strengthen comprehensive ties with China, saying the two nations should make fuller use of their respective economic capacities across various fields.
Madanizadeh's remarks, reported by Iran's Mehr News Agency, underscored Tehran's continued focus on deepening its economic relationship with Beijing.
The comments come amid Iran's broader efforts to expand economic cooperation with China, which has remained a significant trade and investment partner for Tehran, particularly amid Iran's continued isolation from Western markets due to international sanctions.
Iran and China have in recent years pursued a range of economic agreements, including a long-term cooperation framework covering trade, energy and infrastructure. Madanizadeh's statement reflects continuity in that approach, emphasizing further use of the two countries' economic capacities rather than announcing specific new initiatives.
No additional details were provided regarding specific sectors, agreements or figures tied to the minister's comments.
Sources
- Iran resolved to strengthen all-out ties with China: Minister — Mehr News (Iran)
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