Armenia and Iran sign memorandum at commission meeting
The November 10 meeting reviewed joint projects in energy, transport, trade, infrastructure and business ties before concluding with a memorandum of understanding.
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The November 10 meeting reviewed joint projects in energy, transport, trade, infrastructure and business ties before concluding with a memorandum of understanding.
Armenia and Iran signed a memorandum of understanding at the close of their 19th Joint Intergovernmental Commission meeting in Yerevan on 10 November. Participants reviewed ongoing joint projects intended to support cooperation in energy, transport, trade, infrastructure and business ties.
The areas discussed are not identified as provisions of the memorandum. Its operative terms and any practical commitments remain unclear.
Armenian Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan and Iranian Vice President Seyed Hamid Pourmohammadi co-chaired the meeting, Public Radio of Armenia said. Both sides described the commission as a platform for turning political commitments into practical action.
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