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RAI head stresses need to enhance academic collaboration between Iran, Spain
(MENAFN) The head of the Islamic Republic of Iran Railways (RAI), Jabar-Ali Zakeri, has highlighted the importance of enhancing academic collaboration between Iran and Spain. During a meeting with Spain’s Ambassador to Tehran, Antonio Sánchez-Benedito, Zakeri extended an invitation to Spanish railway technical experts to share their knowledge and experience, particularly in the implementation of high-speed train systems in Iran.
Zakeri acknowledged the longstanding cooperation and positive interactions between the rail networks of both countries, emphasizing the potential for further development in this area. He also praised the achievements of Ambassador Sánchez-Benedito, noting his impressive record, which includes receiving the national emblem of Madagascar. Zakeri expressed confidence that the ambassador's extensive experience could facilitate significant advancements in technical and executive cooperation between Iran and Spain.
The discussions between Zakeri and Sánchez-Benedito reflect a mutual interest in strengthening bilateral ties, especially in the railway sector. By inviting Spanish experts to assist in launching high-speed train projects, Iran aims to enhance its transportation infrastructure and benefit from Spain's expertise in modern railway technology.
Overall, the meeting underscores the commitment of both nations to deepen their partnership, leveraging academic and technical exchanges to foster development in the railway industry and beyond.
Zakeri acknowledged the longstanding cooperation and positive interactions between the rail networks of both countries, emphasizing the potential for further development in this area. He also praised the achievements of Ambassador Sánchez-Benedito, noting his impressive record, which includes receiving the national emblem of Madagascar. Zakeri expressed confidence that the ambassador's extensive experience could facilitate significant advancements in technical and executive cooperation between Iran and Spain.
The discussions between Zakeri and Sánchez-Benedito reflect a mutual interest in strengthening bilateral ties, especially in the railway sector. By inviting Spanish experts to assist in launching high-speed train projects, Iran aims to enhance its transportation infrastructure and benefit from Spain's expertise in modern railway technology.
Overall, the meeting underscores the commitment of both nations to deepen their partnership, leveraging academic and technical exchanges to foster development in the railway industry and beyond.
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