Alireza Peymanbak, the head of the Iranian Trade Development Organization, declared that Iranian businesses were prepared to meet the demand for dairy and agricultural products from chain shops in Russia.
Peman Pak made this declaration yesterday while participating in the Caspian Economic Conference from Moscow as part of a high-ranking Iranian group visiting the Russian capital.
Peymanbak met with representatives of Russian banks, Russian chain store officials, and economic activists from nations bordering the Caspian Sea, according to the Iranian Al-Alam channel.
Peyman Pak emphasised the need to improve banking cooperation between the two nations, use local currencies, acquire funding to complete projects, and offer bank guarantees during his meeting with a Russian bank official.
Peyman Pak requested the officials of these stores to visit Iran in order to carefully study the capacities and capabilities of Iranian enterprises and to negotiate cooperation agreements during a meeting with a representative of one of the main supermarket chains in Russia.
In a related development, Reza Fatemi Amin, Iran’s minister of trade, industry, and minerals, announced that in the fifth month of “Mordad,” the current fiscal year, which ends on August 20, 2022, the export of commodities to Russia surged by 180 percent.
The World is the source.
Iran is prepared to supply agricultural produce and dairy goods to Russian chain stores.
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