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Trade exchanges between Iran, Zimbabwe to increase to $500M

Iranian Minister of Cooperatives, Labor, and Social Welfare Solat Mortazavi predicted that trade exchanges between Iran and Zimbabwe would increase to more than $500 million throughout the year.

The Ninth Meeting of the Joint Economic Cooperation Committee of Iran and Zimbabwe has kicked off recently in Tehran, during which a number of bilateral cooperation documents were signed.

The meeting started since February 1 in which both sides could reach agreements over a variety of fields.

Solat Mortazavi in his recent meeting with the Minister of Industry and Commerce of Zimbabwe said, “The trade exchanges between Iran and Zimbabwe increase to more than $500 million throughout the year”.

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