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Some 2,000 traders and businessmen from 85 different countries are participating in the 6th International Export Potential Exhibition of the Islamic Republic of Iran (Iran Expo 2024) which kicked off in Tehran on Saturday. Addressing the opening ceremony, President Ebrahim Raisi described sanctions as a symbol of oppression.
Sanctions are a kind of war, but not a military one, a war that deprives a nation of what it can achieve, he said. In the battle of wills, the Iranians decided to overcome the sanctions by trusting in God and relying on domestic capabilities, he said, adding that the spokesman of the White House announced that the maximum pressure on the Islamic Republic had shamefully failed.
The Iran Expo 2024 shows that Iran is invulnerable to sanctions and that sanctions have never been successful against this country, he stressed. According to the Head of Iran’s Trade Promotion Organization (TPO) Mehdi Zeyghami over 400 companies are showcasing their trade capacities in this event, IRNA reported.
“The goal of this exhibition is to increase the country’s exports by two billion euros in a certain period after the exhibition,” Zeyghami said. Also speaking at the opening ceremony of the exhibition, Iranian Industry, Mining, and Trade Minister Abbas Aliabadi said Iran is now one of the economic and industrial hubs of the region despite the sanctions.
Aliabadi put the country’s foreign trade value at more than $153 billion, noting that one-third of the mentioned figure is related to non-oil exports.
The head of the Iran-China Friendship Association Alaeddin Boroujerdi emphasized that Tehran does not have any restrictions on the development of relations between the two countries, and that there is ample room for increasing cooperation in various fields.
Turkey is interested in buying more gas from Iran, said the director general of the Mediterranean and Eastern Europe department of the Foreign Ministry, adding that transit of Iranian gas to Eastern Europe through Turkey is possible.
Most of us have a bottle of olive oil sitting in our cupboards — perfect for use in a salad dressing or stir-fry. It’s likely that most people haven’t considered using it for anything other than enhancing their dinner.
Head of the Study, Monitoring and Market Development Office of the Central Organization of Rural Cooperatives of Iran says 21 metric tons of Iranian saffron worth $207,786,281 were directly exported to 55 countries in the Iranian calendar year ending in late March.
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