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Tehran and Moscow Forge Strategic Partnership with New Technology MOU
The Iran International Innovation Zone and the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to enhance technological collaboration. Dmitry Kurochkin, Vice President of the Russian Chamber, led a delegation to Tehran to explore Iranian knowledge-based companies. Discussions included expediting technology exports, financial exchanges, and utilizing regional agreements like BRICS. Emphasis was placed on emerging technologies, with proposals for Russian companies to establish offices in Iran and for Russian universities to open branches there. The MOU also aims to establish two joint technology zones, focusing on sectors like nanotechnology, biotechnology, and artificial intelligence.
