Why it matters:
This agreement marks a significant step in strengthening Iran-Russia aviation ties. The mutual recognition of aviation standards will not only enable Iranian companies to expand their technical and engineering services in Russia but also reinforce the strategic partnership between the two nations.
What he’s saying:
Hossein Pourfarzaneh, Iran’s Deputy Minister of Roads and Head of the Civil Aviation Organization, emphasized Iran’s readiness to collaborate extensively in aircraft maintenance, repair, and parts supply for Russia. He stated that this agreement would allow Iranian companies to provide specialized aviation services in the Russian market.
Key points:
- Iran and Russia have agreed to recognize each other’s aviation standards to facilitate technical and engineering cooperation.
- Iran has already conducted maintenance on Russian aircraft, earning full satisfaction from Russian officials.
- Since 2021, three Iranian companies have received authorization to provide aviation services in Russia.
- Russia acknowledges Iran’s capabilities in the aviation industry and sees a bright future for expanded collaboration.
Go deeper:
With new agreements in place, Iranian companies can expand their footprint in Russia’s aviation industry. This cooperation not only strengthens Iran’s position in the regional aviation market but also contributes to foreign exchange earnings and job creation in the country’s aviation sector.
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