TEHRAN (FNA)- Iranian and Japanese transportation officials and experts voiced willingness to enhance their cooperation in implementation of joint infrastructural project, including the Tehran-Isfahan Express Train construction.
A Japanese economic delegation, which has recently arrived in Iran, visited many Iranian economic infrastructures, including Shaheed Rajayee Port, in Hormozgan Province, South of Iran, and discussed ways for the joint projects with officials of Iranian Ministry of Roads and Urban Development.

During their meetings, Iranian officials introduced major infrastructure projects to the Japanese side.

Diplomatic relations between Iran and Japan were formally established in 1926 and throughout history, the two countries have maintained a friendly and strongly cooperation in various arenas.

The two countries' officials have held talks in different economic, trade, political and cultural fields in recent years to explore new ways of expanding bilateral ties.

Iran is one of the main oil suppliers to Japan.

By Fars News Agency

 

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