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Tue, 12/08/2009 - 01:48
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IKCO, Peugeot cooperate on exports
TEHRAN, Dec. 7 (MNA) – Iran Khodro Company (IKCO) is an important business partner for the French automaker Peugeot, which hopes that IKCO will have a greater success in expanding its share of global market.
MOJ news agency reported Peugeot CEO Jean-Marc Gales saying, “Iran makes up 20 percent of Peugeot’s global market, and Iranian customers are fond of Peugeot sedans more than customers in other countries. For this reason Iran is of great importance for Peugeot.”
In a meeting with IKCO director he highlighted Iranian manufacturers’ capability in building car parts and called for further exploitation of this capability by expanding mutual cooperation and gaining a greater share of the global market.
Gales who will be traveling to Iran for his first time added that in his meetings with car manufacturers he will review projects and plans to enhance cooperation.
He lauded IKCO’s modern factories and stated that the high-tech facilities would impress any visitor.
The French manager called for increasing car exports from Iran and pointed out that the global economic crisis has affected production in the U.S. and Europe more than other places, and countries such as Iran have no problem in this regard.
He pointed out that Iran’s capabilities for presence in global markets is notable and Peugeot would be happy to boost up its global share by expanding partnership.
MOJ news agency reported Peugeot CEO Jean-Marc Gales saying, “Iran makes up 20 percent of Peugeot’s global market, and Iranian customers are fond of Peugeot sedans more than customers in other countries. For this reason Iran is of great importance for Peugeot.”
In a meeting with IKCO director he highlighted Iranian manufacturers’ capability in building car parts and called for further exploitation of this capability by expanding mutual cooperation and gaining a greater share of the global market.
Gales who will be traveling to Iran for his first time added that in his meetings with car manufacturers he will review projects and plans to enhance cooperation.
He lauded IKCO’s modern factories and stated that the high-tech facilities would impress any visitor.
The French manager called for increasing car exports from Iran and pointed out that the global economic crisis has affected production in the U.S. and Europe more than other places, and countries such as Iran have no problem in this regard.
He pointed out that Iran’s capabilities for presence in global markets is notable and Peugeot would be happy to boost up its global share by expanding partnership.
