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Iran, Brazil Can Jointly Produce Aircraft

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Tatjana Obrazcova
Country: Brazil Aircraft: Airplanes
Source: WCARN

Iran plans to discuss cooperation in the aviation industry and the possibility of jointly producing aircraft with Brazil, Tasnim agency quoted Iran's Industry, Mines and Trade Minister Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh as saying Oct. 26.

He said Iran is interested in cooperation with Brazil in the aviation industry, exchange of information and training.

The minister noted that the two countries have great potential for joint investment in mining, particularly extraction of coal, iron ore and others.

Nematzadeh also said the Iranian companies are interested in investing in the production of Halal standard goods in Brazil.





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