"The level of Iran and Russia's technological ties does not match the political relations between the two countries and they should, thus, be promoted," Dzhagaryan said in Tehran on Monday.
He noted that holding technological fairs and exhibitions can help to the further development of the ties between the two countries, and said, "We hope that we can increase our relations in technological fields as well."
Dzhagaryan said that a workgroup comprised of both Iranian and Russian officials recently held a meeting in Moscow and studied ways of further developing the technological ties and cooperation between the two countries.
Iran and Russia have vast cooperation in different fields, specially in political, technological and economic spheres.
The two neighbors in 2011 inked an agreement to boost space cooperation, specially in building satellites.
The agreement signed during a meeting between Iranian Space Agency officials and Russian Minister of Communications and Mass Media Igor Schegolev focused on building Iransat satellite.
At the meeting, the Iranian officials requested Russia to boost space cooperation with Tehran and cooperate with Iran in building new generations of satellites and sending astronauts into space.
The two sides also agreed to set up a joint working group to discuss the details of the protocol in biennial meetings.
The Russian official said that Moscow is ready to cooperate with Iran in the area of communications, promising his country will help Iran to manufacture small satellites
