Iran's Ambassador to China: Iran Intends to Join WTO
October 21, 2000 - 0:0
SHANGHAI, China Iran's Ambassador to China Mohammad-Hossein Malaek said here on Wednesday that Iran is seriously considering joining the World Trade Organization (WTO).
Speaking at the inaugural ceremony of Iran's permanent trade center in Shanghai, Malaek said the third millennium has arrived and it is the age of free interchanges, speedy transfer of information and homogeneous world economy.
He added in such circumstances, new challenges are facing countries like Iran. The system of production has changed, commercial relations are becoming electronic and financial and money markets have clearly undergone great changes and all these developments have influenced Iran.
Malaek said Iran is now seriously considering being an active partner of the world, joining the World Trade Organization, bringing up the dialog among civilizations and holding international conferences on investment.
(IRNA)
Speaking at the inaugural ceremony of Iran's permanent trade center in Shanghai, Malaek said the third millennium has arrived and it is the age of free interchanges, speedy transfer of information and homogeneous world economy.
He added in such circumstances, new challenges are facing countries like Iran. The system of production has changed, commercial relations are becoming electronic and financial and money markets have clearly undergone great changes and all these developments have influenced Iran.
Malaek said Iran is now seriously considering being an active partner of the world, joining the World Trade Organization, bringing up the dialog among civilizations and holding international conferences on investment.
(IRNA)