Iran Press/ Iran news: In the meeting, Bahram Einollahi affirmed Tehran's willingness to cooperate with Syria and set up a committee of Syrian and Iranian MPs to activate the previously signed agreements for fostering ties of friendship and rehabilitating and training human resources in the health and technology fields.
The Syrian MP also asserted the necessity of cooperation in medical and therapeutic areas in addition to the reconstruction of healthcare infrastructure damaged by acts of terrorism.
“Syrian People’s Assembly is ready to cooperate with the Islamic Consultative Assembly in order to enact laws and legislations to speed up the implementation process of signed agreements for addressing impacts of the economic blockade against both countries,” Haifa Juma’a said.
Juma’a has also held talks with Iran’s Vice-President for Women and Family Affairs, Ensieh Khazali, and exchanged views on women’s rights issues and various challenges in this regard.
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