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: The presidents of Iran and Russia will sign a “comprehensive strategic partnership” agreement in Moscow on Friday, the Kremlin says.
Tuesday 14 January 2025 - 15:00
Story Code : 434175
Source : Press TV
Iran, Russia to sign strategic partnership deal on Friday: Kremlin
In addition to the agreement, Pezeshkian and Putin will discuss “prospects for the further expansion of bilateral cooperation, including in trade and investment, transport and logistics and the humanitarian sphere, as well as topical issues on the regional and international agenda.”
Iran and Russia, as two close and strategic allies, have over the past years deepened relations in various fields, despite heavy Western sanctions.
In 2001, Tehran and Moscow signed a long-term cooperation deal, officially known as the Treaty of the Foundation of Mutual Relations and the Principles of Cooperation. It was initially set for 10 years but was extended until 2026.
Now, the two capitals are making final arrangements for the comprehensive partnership pact, which will determine bilateral cooperation in all fields for the next 20 years.
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