Head of Ahmadinejad's administration to visit Belarus

The head of the Iranian dictator’s administration plans to pay a visit to Belarus in February.

BelTA learnt this from Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Iran to Belarus Seyyed Abdollah Hosseini.

According to the official news agency, the visit will highlight the issues of bilateral trade and economic cooperation.

Seyyed Abdollah Hosseini said last year was very important in terms of establishing economic links between the two countries. “Last year a great work was done to change the situation with the projects that were idle. I figure it has been laid down a very good ground for further development of the contacts in the economy, culture and education,” he said.

The Ambassador believes the number of mutual visits will increase and facilitate development of ties in economy, culture, and education.

Belarus and Iran established diplomatic relations in 1992. The two countries maintain close relations by organizing regular meeting and signing agreements.

Two banks have been opened in Belarus to facilitate rendering financial and banking services between the two countries.