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Iran Begins Implementing Technology Transfer Agreements With Zimbabwe, Iranian Ambassador States

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Zimbabwe and Iran have strengthened ties since 2003 (when Zimbabwe opened an embassy in Tehran), driven by shared issues regarding relations with the West and evidenced by state visits, diplomatic exchanges, trade deals, and mutual support on the international stage.
Iran begins implementing technology transfer agreements with Zimbabwe; Iranian Ambassador Abbas Navazani made the statement during his farewell to Zimbabwe's Vice President Constantino Chiwenga before departing on Wednesday.

“The bond between two countries, Iran and Zimbabwe, has strengthened and deepened in recent years in different fields of political, economic and cultural affairs. As you know, we signed these Memoranda of Understanding [MoUs] during the State visit by my late President [Ebrahim Raisi] to Zimbabwe and some of these MoUs are now being implemented, particularly for science and technology cooperation," Navazani said.

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Earlier, Zimbabwe and Iran signed 12 MoUs covering various sectors, including agriculture and technology, to strengthen bilateral ties, following Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa's meeting with his then-Iranian counterpart Raisi last year.
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