Speaking in a meeting with Romanian Minister of Foreign Affairs Lazar Comanescu on Tuesday, Rouhani said the existing levels of cooperation and the volume of economic transactions between the two countries should improve considering ample facilities and capabilities in major economic sections, including industry and energy.
Underlining the need to activate both countries’ private sectors to develop and deepen Tehran-Bucharest economic cooperation, President Rouhani pointed to the opportunities to foster mutual cooperation between public, as well as private sectors of both countries.
He also referred to Iran’s unique geographical position and the connection of Iran’s railways to the Republic of Azerbaijan, saying the Islamic Republic of Iran pays a lot of attention to development of rail corridors and Romania can play an important role in economic ties between the two sides of the corridor.
