February 4, The Iran Project � A senior German official has expressed Berlin�s interest to particularly support the Islamic Republic of Iran�s economic sector.

On the sidelines of Iran's Energy Minister�Hamid Chitchian visiting the 7-megawatt solar power plant in Hamedan province on Saturday, German Ambassador to Tehran Michael�Klor-Berch said Hamedan�solar power plant is a proper example of Germany�s successful investment in Iran.

Saying that Iran and Germany have suitable fields for renewable energy, Michael�Klor-Berch appreciated Iran�s Energy Minister for Iran�s cooperation with Germany in constructing solar power plant.

Hamedan Solar power plant project was one of the outcomes of Iran�s landmark nuclear deal with�world powers, he noted.

Germany did its utmost to conclude the nuclear deal, he emphasized, adding the country will continue supporting the agreement.

In June 2016, a�senior Iranian official underlined Germany's keen interest in partnership in Iran's infrastructural projects, and said Berlin will construct a solar power plant and other facilities in the country.

German 12-member delegation held a meeting with Hamedan (Province)'s governor-general, saying the country�will invest $2.9 billion in Hamedan over a 10-year period and each year, solar panels and other facilities which use solar power (including power plants) will be built in in Hamedan.