Oman is a strategic partner for Iran
Governor of the Central Bank: Given the opportunity provided to develop the cooperation capacity of the two countries, the capacity and support of the private sector can be used to improve the level and volume of trade.
According to the International Iranian Stone Exhibition, Abdul Nasser Hemmati, CEO of the bank, who has traveled to Oman to hold talks on banking and trade issues, continued his meetings this evening with Qais bin Mohammad Al-Youssef, "Minister of Industry and Trade" The country met and talked.
The Governor of the Central Bank stated in the meeting that Oman has always been a strategic partner for Iran, adding: "We intend to deepen our trade relations with Oman as a trading partner more than before; Therefore, this trip is an opportunity to expand our cooperation in the light of developments in the international arena.
The Governor of the Central Bank, noting that the Omani government has maintained its trade and banking relations with Iran despite the maximum pressure from the United States, said: "Currently, the maximum pressure from the United States has failed and it is necessary to trade relations due to its long history. Historically, the relations between the two countries will expand even more.
Hemmati reminded: "We also believe that the capacity and cooperation of the private sector of the two countries can be used to improve the level and volume of trade between the two countries." To fulfill this important goal, he presented his proposals to the Omani side.
Also at the meeting, Qais bin Mohammed Al-Youssef, Minister of Industry and Trade of Oman, while welcoming the proposals presented by the Governor of the Central Bank and the accompanying delegation, emphasized that the country is working to establish and expand trade relations with Iran. Will work.
Following the meeting, the two sides discussed how to apply the necessary solutions and tools to operational issues related to the expansion of trade and banking cooperation.
