Ghalibaf meets economic officials to boost Iran-China ties

Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, the Speaker of the Iranian Parliament and the special representative of the Islamic Republic of Iran for China Affairs, held a meeting with key economic authorities on Wednesday. The meeting included the ministers of economy and oil, the governor of the Central Bank, and the head of the Planning and Budget Organization. The primary objective was to enhance the level of interactions with China and coordinate the government's economic team to articulate demands for bilateral relations.

During the session, Ghalibaf elaborated on Iran's developments and plans concerning China, with a particular emphasis on the country's new policies. The economic ministers highlighted fundamental points regarding China's economic behavior during the Ramadan War, when the Strait of Hormuz was closed. Important issues of bilateral relations were specifically discussed, and it was agreed that plans for improving relations and resolving current problems would be presented to the China affairs special representative.

The meeting also focused on convergence and cooperation strategies to adopt a unified approach in advancing relations with China. In addition to following up on current affairs, Ghalibaf is drawing up Iran's new strategy to improve relations and play a role in regional and international issues. This strategy aims to provide China, as Iran's strategic partner, with the new Iranian roadmap.

According to Mehr News, the discussions underscored the importance of strengthening economic ties and coordinating efforts to address challenges in bilateral relations. The meeting reflects Iran's commitment to deepening its partnership with China amid regional tensions and international pressures.