-Iranian & Greek Businessmen met in ICCIM
-Investment;A Solution to Confront Future Energy Crisis
-Kenya’s Economy Day Transportation Cost;A Major Challenge on Iran-Africa Trade Ties
-Portugal’s Ambassador to Iran visited Head of ICCIM
IRAN-TURKEY
Iran & Turkey; Two Friendly Neighbors
Iran and Turkey as two members of the Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) have very close and friendly relations since many years ago which has become stronger in recent years and bilateral trade agreements between two nations are increasing. In this regard Iran Exports and Imports Magazine had an interview with Excellency Bahman Hoseyn pour, Islamic Republic of Iran Ambassador to Turkey
BUSINESS MEETING
Iranian and Greek Businessmen Met in ICCIM
In the gathering convened between Iranian Businessmen and Greek commercial delegation in ICCIM, different ways of promoting trade ties between Iran and Greece were explored and discussed.
According to the report of ICCIM Public Relations, ICCIM Deputy for International Affairs, “Mehdi Fakheri” pointed to the negotiations regarding activating the relation between the two countries' private sectors, noting that the volume of our trade exchanges will be lesson if we eliminate oil and gas.
He also said this volume is not
satisfying considering ample potentials and opportunities of both countries.
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In The Meeting of Denmark Ambassador with the Head of Iran Chamber of Commerce Emphasized;
Investment, A Solution to Confront Future Energy Crisis
In the meeting between new Denmark ambassador and Head of Iran Chamber of Commerce, development of economical relation and cooperation considering world economic situation was emphasized.
According to the report of ICCIM, Dr. Nahavandian declared that there is an active energy committee in the Iranian side of ICCIM which we have included environment subject, and also we are very interested in renewable energies’ investments.
Pointing to the increase of energy prices due to the high energy demand after recovery of global financial crisis, suitable investment in energy section must be neglected.
Chairman of Iran Chamber
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Kenya’s Economy Day |
Transportation Cost; A Major Challenge on Iran-Africa Trade Ties
Kenya’s Economy
Day with the attendance of Kenya’s Ambassador to Iran was held in Iran Chamber
of Commerce with the aim of introducing trade and investment opportunities of
both countries. 
According to the report of ICCIM Public Relations, ICCIM Deputy for International Affairs, “Mehdi Fakheri” expressed in this meeting that development of trade ties between Iran and Africa has been considered more seriously during recent years and along with the government’s policies, Iran Chamber of Commerce has planned for the issue.
We are planning to enter the Kenya’s
market and to utilize possibilities and potentials of this country, he stated,
adding that some documents have been signed
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Portugal's Ambassador to Iran Visited Head of ICCIM
In the meeting convened between new Ambassador of Portugal to Iran and Head of Iran Chamber of Commerce, development and promotion of economic cooperation in the fields of tourism, transportation, services, insurance and SEMs were emphasized.
According to the report of ICCIM Public Relations, Head of ICCIM, “Mohammad Nahavandian” stated we just think about economic logic rather than political issues, noting that privatization process has improved in Iran and the role of private sector has highlighted in the economic activities. He also said Joint Business Councils within both countries should strengthen the relations between SMEs.
Pointing to Iran's potentials in tourism sector, he said Iran and Portugal can have good cooperation in tourism sector and there are good opportunities for establishing joint investment as well.
Emphasizing on developing joint investment, Nahavandian said Iran and Portugal can enhance joint investment in energy sector, mining, food industry, banks, insurance, transportation and services. He also added by shifting the economy from West to East new investments will be done in East and there are ample potentials for developing investment between Europe and Asia.
Pointing to the increase of private banks in Iran, Head of ICCIM noted establishment of private banks has increased in Iran and some of the state-run banks are also being privatized. This provides good opportunity for Portuguese private banks to find counterparts in Iran, he continued.
Emphasizing on Iran's capabilities in energy sector, he called on Portuguese authorities to establish cooperation with Iran on energy projects and said due to development of privatization in Iran, Iranian private companies can be active in energy sector as well.
Iran is a gate to the markets of Central Asia, Nahavandian pointed out, adding that Central Asia has a growing economy and Portuguese companies can have access to this market through developing cooperation with Iran.
Emphasizing on establishing trilateral cooperation between Iran, Brazil and Portugal, he said it is possible to develop joint investment in oil, gas and petrochemicals in Iran.
He also pointed to the geographical location of Iran for
producing alternative energy and said it is possible to have joint investment in
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