Croatia Ready to Cooperate With Iran in Rail Industry
TEHRAN (dispatches) – CEO of the Islamic Republic of Iran Railways (IRIR) said on Sunday that Iran hopes to provide conditions for investment, making cars, and transfering Croatian technology to Iran.
Referring to the Iranian mission's three-day trip to Croatia, Mohammad Rajabi said that there have been several rounds of talks with Croatian companies about making cars and locomotives, equipping and joint manufacturing of them.
He added Minister of Cooperatives, Labor and Social Welfare Ali Rabiei had a meeting with the Croatian ministers of economy, labor, and energy.
The Iranian mission also visited some Croatian companies, including GREDLI, Atron, Industrius and Westcorp.
Rabiei had a trip to Croatia and visited Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy, Small and Medium Entrepreneurship and Crafts Martina Dali? and Minister of Labor and Pension System Marko Pavi? on June 29.
Referring to the Iranian mission's three-day trip to Croatia, Mohammad Rajabi said that there have been several rounds of talks with Croatian companies about making cars and locomotives, equipping and joint manufacturing of them.
He added Minister of Cooperatives, Labor and Social Welfare Ali Rabiei had a meeting with the Croatian ministers of economy, labor, and energy.
The Iranian mission also visited some Croatian companies, including GREDLI, Atron, Industrius and Westcorp.
Rabiei had a trip to Croatia and visited Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy, Small and Medium Entrepreneurship and Crafts Martina Dali? and Minister of Labor and Pension System Marko Pavi? on June 29.