The chairman of Tehran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, and Mines (TCCIM) welcomed the expansion of economic cooperation with Bratislava Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
According to IRNA, Yahya Ale-Eshaq announced that the private sectors of Tehran and Bratislava could boost mutual ties and cooperation in different fields.
Referring to the great potentials of Slovakia, the official said that the country has a developed auto industry and is remarkably active in exports of cars and related parts.
During the meet held between the sides’ chambers of commerce, an MOU was signed in a bid to promote mutual cooperation.
Some 80 percent of Iran’s economy is wielded by the government, but due to the economic revolution currently taking place in the country the grounds are being prepared for greater involvement of the private sector in economic projects