Foreign Minister Faría and Iranian Ambassador Soltani met after six memorandums of understanding were signed in Tehran to work in various areas, within the macro agreement reached in June between President Ebrahim Raisi and President Nicolás Maduro
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Carlos Faría, held a meeting on Thursday, November 17, with the Iranian ambassador in Venezuela, Hojat Soltani, in order to discuss the results obtained through the High Level Mixed Commission between the two countries and evaluate what will be the next work agenda between Tehran and Caracas in order to strengthen bilateral relations.
We met with the ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran ?? in Venezuela, Hojjatolah Soltani, we discussed the extraordinary results of the Mixed Commission and the next work agenda that will allow the strengthening of diplomatic relations between our countries pic.twitter.com/oVCdnaa6h1
— Carlos Faria (@Fariacrt) November 18, 2022
According to one Press release of the Venezuelan Foreign Ministry, Faría and Soltani also discussed issues and points of view related to the strengthening of relations in the economic, health, science and culture fields.
The representatives of the delegations of Iran and Venezuela, which make up the High Level Mixed Commission between both countries, signed the tuesday november 15 in Tehran six memorandums of understanding in various areas such as educational training, nanotechnology, biotechnology, petrochemicals, probiotics, dosimetry, radiology, fiber optics, social data analysis and design of scientific-technological systems in order to promote joint projects on these issues.
Gabriela Jiménez, Minister of Science and Technology, indicated that these agreements signed with Iran seek, in addition to supporting joint projects and continuing the September events in Caracas when more than 60 agreements were signed within the framework of the Scientific-Technological Expo, to promote the transfer of knowledge, technical exchange and the possibility of an exchange of personnel between both countries.
It must be remembered that Iran and Venezuela are working on a joint 20-year agenda, which was signed in June by President Nicolás Maduro and Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, which includes the development of electrical, oil, health, cultural, and tourism projects. , agriculture transport, scientific and technological.
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