Iran Press/ Iran news: Iran's president left Tehran for Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, at the head of a high-ranking delegation in order to improve the level of relations with friendly countries in Latin America.
Before leaving for Venezuela on Monday morning to visit 3 Latin American countries, Ebrahim Raisi stated: "Today, most of the countries in the Latin American region want to live independently, and the spirit of freedom-seeking, independence, and resistance against the domination system is common among the countries that have good relations with Iran."
The President described the relations between Iran and the independent countries in Latin America as strategic ties and said: "The common positions of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the three countries of Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Cuba is to stand against the domination system and confront unilateralism."
Raisi stated that in the past years, we have always had good relations with these countries, adding: "Iran, in addition to friendly political, economic, and commercial relations with Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Cuba, has also had good cooperation with these countries in the field of energy".
"In the last two years, interactions in the fields of industry, agriculture, science and technology, and medicine have also developed favorably," he said.
The President also listed the export of technical and engineering services as one of the other fields of cooperation between Iran and the three countries, and stated: "These countries, and of course the neighbouring countries and other countries that are friendly and aligned with Iran, have always expressed interest in taking advantage of Iran's capabilities in the field of technology and engineering."
Stating that the countries of the American region have diverse and numerous capacities, Raisi pointed out: "There are good capacities in the Islamic Republic of Iran, thanks to the Islamic Revolution and the people, whose exchange can help expand and strengthen relations and cooperation with the countries of the Latin American region and other neighbouring countries and strengthen international interactions between these countries."
The President also expressed hope that considering the approach of strengthening relations with neighboring, friendly, and aligned countries in the 13th Administration, the consultations and signing of memoranda during these trips will be a turning point and an effective step towards improving the level of relations with these three countries in the Latin American region.
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