Why it matters:
Iran is actively strengthening its relations with neighboring and regional countries, with a special focus on India. Vast opportunities in both countries, particularly in transport, trade, and emerging technologies, have made it essential for both to leverage these resources to deepen cooperation.
The big picture:
As part of his one-day visit, Abbas Araghchi is scheduled to sign two cooperation agreements in customs affairs and the food and pharmaceutical sectors. Additionally, he will meet with the Indian President and the Secretary of the National Security Council later in the day.
Key points:
- The talks are taking place at Hyderabad House in the Indian capital.
- The commission is co-chaired by Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi and his Indian counterpart Jaishankar.
- Two Cooperation agreements were signed in customs and food, and pharmaceutical health.
- Representatives from the Iranian Foreign Ministry, representatives from the ministries of Economy and Finance, Health and Medical Education, Petroleum, and Iran’s Customs Administration are also present in the Iranian delegation.
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