Poland sent a high-level delegation, including pharmaceutical, chemical and railroad executives, to Iran on Friday, joining a string of western states hoping to exploit opportunities opened by Tehran’s nuclear agreement with world powers. Economy Minister Janusz Piechocinski was heading a group with representatives of some 60 Polish businesses, including railroad manufacturers Newag and Pesa, Reuters reported. Poland is interested in exporting foodstuffs as well as home appliances and furniture to the Islamic Republic, Piechocinski told reporters before boarding the flight to Tehran. “Our countries could also cooperate in oil and gas exploration, mining and energy efficiency sectors,” he said.
