SARAJEVO – Iran and Bosnia and Herzegovina signed 3 MOUs to enhance tourism, standardization and higher education ties at the end of their first joint economic committee meeting in Sarajevo on Thursday.

Iranian Economic Affairs and Finance Minister Shamseddin Hosseini and Foreign Trade and Economic Relations Minister of Bosnia and Herzegovina Mladen Zirojevic signed the MOUs, the Islamic Republic of Iran News Network reported.
The two sides agreed to boost joint investments, cooperation in banking, insurance, standardization, science, education, industry, agriculture, and tourism sectors and holding exhibitions as well.
The agreements call for an increase in the number of items with customs tariff discount from the current 107.
To ensure that the agreements are seen through, biannual meetings will be held by a joint supervisory committee under ministerial management to follow up on the stated issues.
It was decided that the second joint economic committee meeting to be held next April in Tehran