آینده همکاری های ایران و چین بعد از مذاکرات 1+5

25.11 2014 ICCIMA public relation reported; Ali Akbar Farazi vice president for International Affairs of Iran Chamber of Commerce, industries, mines and agriculture accompanied with Ali Asghar Farshchi director of Asia-pacific of ICCIMA and Majid Reza Hariri vice president of Iran and china joint chamber in a meeting with Li Shaoxian vice president of China institute of contemporary international relations and Liao Baizhi deputy director of CICIR, discussed about the future of both countries economic ties.

Li Shaoxian, interlocution and discuss about next status of Iran in region and also future of both Iran and China ties as the main goal of their trip to visit center for strategic studies, institute for political and international studies of foreign affair and Iran Chamber of Commerce.

He admired Iran`s efforts to solve nuclear issues with five plus one during last year and said: "dispute crisis in middle east countries like Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria, Iran`s political and economical power helped this country to become one of the powerful countries in area.

Vice president of CICIR highlighted the various economic potentials and said: "The main obstacle and absence ofmajorcompaniesandChineseinvestorsinIranare all due toUSsanctionsagainst Iran and we hope after these negotiations, economic relations will enlarge in all aspects.”

"In the recent visit of both countries presidents, they stressed on finding new economic fields such as High-Tech industry, railway construction, aerospace, renewable energies and existing capabilities consideration to develop relations with Iran to reach 70 Billion USD economic ties” he added.

Li Shaoxian predicted the political and economical future of China and said: "I think China will play a major role in future of global economy and policy”

For his part Ali Akbar Farazi vice president for International Affairs of ICCIMA highlighted Iran`s foreign policy to support independent countries and efforts to resolve the problems of neighbor countries and mentioned the positive results of talks between Iran and plus one and said: "As far as we know the outcome of negotiations will benefits all countries and the future is brighter than past”.

"Unfortunately Iranian people do not have enough satisfaction from all Chinese products which this issue should be considered for planning a wise strategy to obtain positive economic relations instead of looking at countries only as a market for selling products.” Farazi Said.

"Many think that because of West sanctions against Iran trade relations between two countries have increased, but China as a consumer of energy and Iran with capabilities and benefiting energy resources and export of oil and gas led to become business partners in recent years.” He added.

The volumeof imports of goodsfromChinawere 6/976/000/000 $ofallgoods forthe automotive,telecommunications,electronicsandmechanicalproducts andetc and in return amount of 5/176/000/000USDpetrochemicaland chemicalmaterials,typesof iron oreandneeded hydrocarbonsproducts,rawmaterials,foodandnutshave been exportedfromIrantoChina.