TEHRAN- A meeting took place between Iran’s ambassador to Ankara and Turkey’s vice president, highlighting the importance of enhancing relations and collaboration between the two nations.

As reported by the Iranian Foreign Ministry, Mohammad Hassan Habibollahzadeh engaged in discussions with Turkish Vice President Joudat Yilmaz in Ankara.

During their conversation, the Turkish Vice President extended his congratulations to the newly elected president of Iran and acknowledged the confidence expressed by the Iranian Parliament in the cabinet ministers. 

Yilmaz reaffirmed the Turkish government's commitment to fostering cooperation and strengthening ties with the Islamic Republic of Iran under the new administration.

The meeting also addressed recent developments and economic partnerships between the two countries, alongside geopolitical and regional matters, with a strong emphasis on the growth of bilateral trade relations.

Iran and Turkey have made notable advancements in their economic collaboration, including Turkey's initiative to establish new border crossings with Iran aimed at promoting trade and economic growth in the border areas. 

Additionally, during the visit of late Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi to Ankara in January 2024, the two nations formalized ten cooperation agreements. These documents encompass a range of sectors such as rail and air transport, electricity, energy, economic and free trade zones, as well as culture, media, and communication.