Khuzestan’s Solar Power Production Conditions Are Unique

TEHRAN (Iran News) TEHRAN – The Chinese Ambassador to Iran stated that Khuzestan Province has unique conditions in many areas, particularly in solar power production, and can effectively contribute to electricity generation through renewable energy.

Zhong Peiwu, during a meeting with the governor of Khuzestan in Ahvaz, expressed his pleasure at having the opportunity to observe the province’s capacities and hoped it would pave the way for greater connections between Khuzestan and China.

He highlighted the cultural, historical, and friendly ties between Iran and China, noting that strong bilateral exchanges have been established between the two countries.

The ambassador emphasized that Khuzestan holds significant potential in both traditional industries and emerging sectors, especially in the green economy and renewable energy, which could foster further cooperation between Iran and China.

He also pointed out that Khuzestan has excellent conditions for agricultural development and expressed confidence that bilateral cooperation in this field has a bright and promising future.

Peiwu identified efficient waste management and the export of high-quality aquatic products as key areas for collaboration between the two nations. He also suggested holding various training courses and establishing scientific exchanges between the two countries.

He expressed hope that with continuous and coordinated efforts from both sides, Iran’s cooperation—particularly Khuzestan’s—with China would progress to higher levels.

During the meeting, Khuzestan Governor Seyed Mohammadreza Mowlaei Zadeh stressed the importance of attracting investment and new technologies to the province. He stated that enhancing cooperation with China in agriculture, industry, and services is a priority.

Mowlaei Zadeh highlighted Khuzestan’s significant capacities across various sectors and expressed the province’s readiness for investment.

Referring to a study by a Chinese technical and expert delegation on Khuzestan’s investment potential, the governor added, “We are working to create suitable conditions for cooperation through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.”

He praised China’s technological advancements and growth in recent years, noting its achievements in transportation, construction, solar panel production, recycling, and other sectors.

He emphasized that investment in Khuzestan would be mutually beneficial, pursued under a win-win strategy.

“This investment will undoubtedly be profitable for both Chinese and Iranian sides, and we are committed to fostering constructive cooperation with China,” he said.

The governor underscored the serious determination of both the Iranian President and Chinese leadership to strengthen bilateral relations. He noted that Khuzestan has significant potential for collaboration in agriculture and fisheries.

Addressing environmental concerns, Mowlaei Zadeh pointed to air pollution as a major issue in Khuzestan and suggested that China could assist in this area. “If we can collect gas flares from oil fields and modernize agricultural harvesting methods, Khuzestan’s climate will greatly improve,” he explained.

He concluded by stressing the importance of leveraging global technology and advancements while continuing to support domestic producers.