Both sides conferred on expanding bilateral cooperation in the fields of technology and science.
Referring to the medical ties between the two countries, Jalali expressed hope that research centers in Iran and Russia begin their joint cooperation to produce the COVID-19 vaccine in the near future.
Explaining the latest status of the production of the COVID-19 vaccine called "Sputnik-V", Fursenko further elaborated on the process of genetic studies in Russia and the areas of cooperation with the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The Russian made vaccine for coronavirus named “Sputnik-V” was registered about a month ago and has been used in Moscow for two weeks.
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