According to IRNA, the trip is part of a 9-day visit to
Deputy Economy Minister in Asian and Commercial Affair of Baden-Württemberg, Hans Ferdinand Fray is being accompanied by a number of high-ranking state officials most notably the Middle East Projects director with the Ministry of Economy and Technology, the Geology and Mine Organization Chairman, and the Managing Director of the International Baden-Württemberg Company, as well as the State Chairman of Central Bank.
Possibilities of investment in the field of electronics in the region are to be studied while over 100 economic projects ready for investment will be introduced to the delegation.
Sharing a long border with
Baden-Württemberg’s manufactured products include textiles, motor vehicles, machinery, chemicals, leather goods, pottery, glass, furniture, clocks, and optical equipment.
In 2002,
In another development, Minister of Labor and Social Affairs Naser Khaleqi and German Ambassador to Tehran Baron Paul Von Maltzahn in a meeting here Tuesday discussed the formation of Iran-Germany Economic and Labor Commission.
During the visit, Khaleqi stressed the need for boosting cooperation between the two countries and dispatching of skilled and expert Iranian manpower to
For his part, Maltzahn expressed satisfaction over the meeting, announcing that the German Minister for Economics and Labor Wolfgang Clement was expected to visit
The envoy welcomed Iran-Germany collaboration and referred to technical and professional training as his infrastructure to the national economic development.
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