In a recent meeting with a group of Iranian lawmakers, Indonesia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Abdulrahman Mohamed Fakher highlighted the friendly political ties with Iran and called for the development of economic relations alongside.
He stressed the need to examine and remove the challenges facing economic collaboration between the two countries.
Also, pointing to Iran and Indonesia’s shared views about regional and global affairs, the senior diplomat declared his country’s intention to foster close cooperation with Iran “to help promote a world order based on the principles of freedom and justice”, IRNA reported.
Mahmoud Sadeqi, head of Iran-Indonesia Parliamentary Friendship Group, said that preserving and developing relations with Indonesia is among the top priorities of the Iranian Majlis.
“Iran has made noticeable progress in science and technology, especially nano- and bio-tech and is willing to share its experience with Indonesia through joint scientific projects,” he said.
Sadeqi called attention to the fraternal relations between the two nations, noting that it can serve as a model for other Islamic countries.
