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Iran trade Org, Italy foreign trade ink agreement

byCustoms Today Report
08/08/2015
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TEHRAN:Trade Promotion Organization of Iran (TPOI) and Italian Institute for Foreign Trade, known as Istituto per il Commercio con l’Estero (ICE), made a trade agreement in Tehran on August 4.

The agreement was signed with Valiollah Afkhami-Rad, the director of TPOI, and Roberto Luongo, the general manager of ICE, on the sidelines of a meeting between Iranian Industry, Mining, and Trade Minister Mohammad-Reza Ne’matzadeh and Italian Economic Development Minister Federica Guidi.

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The deal, which was the first trade agreement between Iran and a European country after Iran’s nuclear deal with the world’s major powers, was on cooperation in the fields such as exchanging trade and commercial knowledge as well as trade delegations between the two countries in addition to offering training services.

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