The meetings of the fifteenth session of the Syrian-Iranian Joint Higher Committee launches in Tehran

Economy

Tehran, (ST) – The meetings of the fifteenth session of the Syrian-Iranian Joint Higher Committee on Saturday began in Tehran, headed by Hussein Arnous, Prime Minister, and Dr. Muhammad Mokhber, First Vice President of Iran, and in the presence of the delegations of the two countries.

Arnous and Dr. Mukhber signed the minutes of the meetings of the Syrian-Iranian Joint Higher Committee.

Syria and Iran also signed a supplemental agreement to the Syrian-Iranian free trade agreement signed between the two countries in 2011.

Arnous arrived yesterday at the head of an economic delegation to Tehran to discuss bilateral cooperation relations, issues related to the joint economic cooperation agreement, and ways to enhance trade exchange between the two countries.

Raghda Sawas

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