Iran Red Crescent Society sends medicines to Lebanon

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The deputy for international affairs of Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines, and Agriculture (ICCIMA) Mr. Mohammad Reza Karbasi, Head of Iran-Belgium-Luxemburg Joint Chamber of Commerce and Iran’s ambassador to Belgium were present also in the webinar.

In the meeting, Karbasi talked about the economic cooperation between Iran and Luxemburg and added that several trade delegations were exchanged between the two countries in 2016 and 2017 and the talks were held satisfactorily.

He added that Luxemburg enjoys having high capacities in banking system, adding that due to the positive trend of the talks, Iran can use Luxemburg in equipping its banking infrastructures.

Karbasi noted that Iran has capacity to increase its exports of dried fruits, plastic materials and mineral materials to Luxemburg, adding that it is necessary direct channels between the related formations to be launched.

Then he called for holding several specialized workshops in the mutual interested fields of the two countries like technology, information technology and construction, reiterating that B2B and online meetings between the economic activists will help the economic ties between both countries to develop. He stated they can hold banking education and training courses for the managers of the private banks of Iran.

Then Head of Iran-Belgium-Luxemburg Joint Chamber of Commerce Ms. Leyla Rostami said that the ground is ready for cooperation with Luxemburg in the field of foodstuff especially dairy products and medicines which are not under sanctions and the direct banking relations with the banks of Belgium and Luxemburg is possible in those fields.

At the end of the webinar, it was decided the chambers of the two countries to hold a webinar for getting acquainted with Iran’s economy in order that economic activists of Luxemburg to get familiar with Iran’s trade potentials.

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The 8 pharmaceutical products were unveiled in a ceremony in the northern province of Alborz, attended by Iranian Vice-President for Science and Technology Affairs Sorena Sattari.

The products include medicines and pharmaceutical raw materials, such as microplates, omeprazole, tamsulosin hydrochloride, naltrexone base, sitagliptin phosphate, and pioglitazone in various sizes.

In a speech in February, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said Iran exports drugs to neighboring and non-neighboring countries and even to Europe.

In November 2018, the Middle East’s biggest pharmaceutical factory specializing in the production of anticancer drugs was inaugurated in Iran.

As the US sanctions against Iran have made it difficult for the people of the country to have access to some medications such as anticancer drugs, the factory is providing a wide range of such medicines for patients.

Iranian experts have in recent years made great headways in using modern medical technology to cure a broad range of diseases inside the country, making Iran a top destination for medical tourism.

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