TEHRAN – The deputy head of the Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (ICCIMA) says creating transportation infrastructure is a prerequisite for the growth of commerce ties between Iran and Namibia.
Talking in a gathering with Head of Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Trade Charity Mwale Mwiya in Tehran on Tuesday, Alireza Yavari expressed dissatisfaction with the present stage of commerce between the 2 international locations, saying: “The dearth of transportation infrastructure between the 2 international locations is a very powerful motive for the lower within the stage of commerce relations between Iran and Namibia.”
As reported by the ICCIMA portal, Yavari pointed to prescription drugs, meals business, and agriculture as potential areas for cooperation between the 2 international locations and stated: “Since these areas will not be affected by the U.S. sanctions, the chambers of commerce of Iran and Namibia can set up good enterprise relations in these areas.”
Mwiya for her half expressed curiosity in utilizing the experiences of Iranian firms in processing agricultural merchandise and acknowledged: “Namibia is without doubt one of the world’s high meat exporters and one of many profitable international locations within the discipline of fisheries and fish farming.”
“Iran and Namibia can even have good cooperation within the discipline of processing treasured stones, together with diamonds,” she confused.
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Picture: ICCIMA Deputy Head for Worldwide Affairs Alireza Yavari (1st L) and Head of Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Trade Charity Mwale Mwiya (1st R)
