Iran, Tajikistan Share Common Economic Interests, Says Commercial Attaché
Iran’s commercial attaché in Dushanbe says deepening trade ties would secure mutual economic interests between Tehran and Tajikistan.
TEHRAN (IRNA) – The commercial attaché of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Tajikistan has said that Iran and Tajikistan share common economic interests, emphasizing the need to deepen bilateral economic relations, according to a report by IRNA.
Speaking on the state of economic cooperation between the two countries, the attaché identified several potential areas for expanding trade and investment ties between Tehran and Dushanbe, IRNA reported.
The official said strengthening these ties would help secure the shared economic interests of both nations, though specific figures on current trade volumes or details of the proposed cooperation areas were not provided in the report.
Iran and Tajikistan, both Persian-speaking nations, have periodically sought to expand economic and cultural cooperation in areas such as trade, energy, and transportation, though the scale of bilateral commerce has historically remained limited compared to other regional partnerships.
IRNA did not provide further details on specific agreements, timelines, or figures related to the potential cooperation mentioned by the commercial attaché.
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