The 17th Joint Commission for Economic Cooperation between Iran and Azerbaijan began

According to Energy Press, the Minister of Roads and Urban Development left for Baku to participate in the 17th Joint Commission on Economic Cooperation between Iran and Azerbaijan.
He referred to the issues that will be discussed with the Azerbaijani side in this meeting and said: With the plans made, we will hold the joint commission this time in Azerbaijan in a year. The most important issues related to trade exchanges, increasing the volume of trade exchanges, joint measures in the field of roads and railways, and… issues related to the Ministry of Energy, electricity, energy, gas and oil fields.
He added: I hope that with the efforts of both sides, we can achieve better things.
Amin Tarfa – Head of the International Affairs Center of the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development – ​​also spoke on a television program regarding the axes and agenda of the 17th Joint Commission: Today, the Joint Commission on Economic Cooperation between Iran and the Republic of Azerbaijan will begin its work in Baku. The two sides will negotiate all areas of cooperation between the two countries, and there will be discussions on areas of cooperation that should take place between the two countries by next year.