Raisi also highlighted the significant achievements in nanotechnology and biotechnology by both Iran and Cuba. Announcing the signing of cooperation documents, the official proclaimed his aim to enhance collaborations between the nations.
Highlighting the progressive relations since the Islamic Revolution, Raisi showcased joint vaccine production as a testament to strong scientific cooperation. Underlining capacities in agriculture and mining, he called for an immediate activation of the joint commission to counter sanctions.
Díaz-Canel praised Iran’s progress in medical and technological sectors, proposing innovative trade and advocating for continued healthcare collaboration.
High-ranking officials from both nations signed 7 agreements covering science, health, agriculture, energy, communications, and medicine.
Raisi and Díaz-Canel also issued a joint statement emphasizing deepening strategic relations.
Upon arriving at Tehran’s Mehrabad Airport, the Cuban president, accompanied by a significant politico-economic delegation, was welcomed by Bahram Einollahi, Iran’s Minister of Health and Medical Education.
During his visit, Díaz-Canel was set to have meetings with several Iranian authorities and explore an exhibition showcasing recent collaborative accomplishments in the medical and pharmaceutical fields between Iran and Cuba.
The Cuban president has also met with Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf to discuss the multifaceted collaboration between Iran and Cuba in the years ahead.
This reciprocal visit comes after the Iranian president’s journey to Havana in June, during which both leaders signed six agreements aimed at strengthening bilateral cooper
