Iran, Tanzania sign four agreements

Iran and Tanzania signed four agreements in trade, agriculture and bilateral relations.

The documents were signed by Iran’s First Vice President Parviz Davoudi and Tanzanian officials on Tuesday.

Davoudi said the two countries had already reached remarkable decisions in expanding bilateral relations during meetings in Tehran which paved the way for further boosting of ties especially in economic fields.

Saying that mutual relations in cultural sector, too, were enjoying a growing trend, he said the exchange of visits between the officials of the two countries helped boost ties.

Noting that Iran attached particular importance to expanding relations with African nations, he said Iran was planning to host African countries’ summit.


Davoudi left Dar es Salaam for Zanzibar to meet the autonomous island’s president.

Prior o Tanzania, the first vice president visited South Africa.

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