IRNA - Relations and exchanges between Iran and France have historical backgrounds and there has been a considerable growth of the relations after JCPOA, said Isfahan Governor Rasoul Zargarpour on Tuesday night.


Isfahan is the most industrialized province and the second academic center in the country, said Zargarpour, stressing that Isfahan is a proper area for the investments by other countries.

“Before the nuclear deal, we saw fewer tourists in Isfahan, but now the number of tourists has increased in a way that we have encountered lack of facilities and hotels for foreign tourists,” he said in a meeting with a French delegation in Isfahan.

“Both Hauts-de-Seine and Yvelines are the most dynamic provinces in France and our goal is to establish strong ties with Iran,” said Patrick Devedjian, President of the General Council of Hauts-de-Seine.

The joint meeting of Isfahan Governor and the French delegation was held on Tuesday night in Ashraf Hall in Isfahan.