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Iran, Afghanistan trade exhibition opens in Herat city

Iran, Afghanistan trade exhibition opens in Herat city
Herat city, Afghanistan, Nov 25, IRNA The first joint specialized trade exhibition of Iran and Afghanistan was inaugurated here on Tuesday.
In the opening ceremony, Iran's general consul in Herat, deputy governor general of Khorasan Razavi province as well as Herat's governor general were present.
The exhibition displays foodstuffs, agricultural products, livestock and poultry.

Iran's general consul in Herat city Mahmoud Afkhami said that people of Iran and Afghanistan have turned into members of a big historical and cultural family, adding that no other two nations in the world have this amount of cultural, historical ties and religious and language commonalities.

He continued that the two countries are facing a new situation, which needs more serious intention in the public and private sectors.

Afkhami said that holding exhibitions can help maintain peace, stability, investment, and employment in the countries.

Deputy Governor General of Khorasan Razavi Province Reza Jamshidi, as the next speaker in the ceremony, expounded on capabilities of Khorasan Razavi province.

Herat's Governor General Fazlollah Vahidi, for his part, underlined necessity of more cooperation between Iranian and Afghan businessmen, adding that Afghanistan businessmen are interested to use Iran's technology and machineries.

Vahidi said that now, in industrial towns of Herat area, Iran made machineries are being used widely.

He appreciated Iran's cooperation with Afghanistan and called for transferring Iran's technology to Afghanistan and underlined necessity of increasing trade exchanges between the two countries.

In the exhibition, more than 30 Iranian firms from provinces of Khorasan Razavi, Golestan, Gilan, Mazandaran, Qazvin and East Azerbaijan as well as several Afghan companies are displaying their products for 5-day.

By IRNA

 

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