Iranian ambassador to Russia, Kazem Jalali, stated that Moscow and Tehran are engaging in talks about the possibility of supplying vehicles between the two nations. He expressed optimism that cooperation in this sector could move from discussion to real action soon, highlighting a shared interest in expanding automotive ties.
During a press briefing at the Iranian diplomatic mission in Moscow, the ambassador emphasized that the dialogue on vehicle supply remains a standing priority. He indicated that concrete steps would follow once the parties align on practical specifics and timelines, underscoring a pragmatic approach to bilateral automotive exchanges.
The conversation also covers joint vehicle production, with Tehran showing a clear interest in exploring domestic manufacturing capabilities in partnership with Russia. Jalali noted that Iran has made notable strides in its automotive industry and components since sanctions began over four decades ago, pointing to ongoing progress and potential for collaborative ventures that could bolster both economies.
Source: TAS
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