Iran and Cuba have recently announced their collaboration and plans to exchange innovative technologies. The implementation of this partnership will be facilitated by US-approved reparative measures. According to Mehr News Agency, Iranian President Abrahim Raisi made this announcement during a meeting with Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel in Tehran.

Raisi highlighted the significant potential and opportunities for cooperation across various sectors, including agriculture, industry, energy, and more. The aim is to foster a greater level of understanding and cooperation between the two countries in the face of challenges.

It is worth noting that 21 years ago, Iran’s President visited Cuba to establish scientific cooperation. He emphasized that despite their individual determinations, both countries have shown unwavering resistance against hegemonic regimes, disregarding any obstacles in their path.

The President of Iran also expressed his appreciation for Washington’s role in the Gaza Strip, particularly its intervention to address Israel’s aggression. Iran’s President acknowledged the support received from various entities such as the MFA, Security Council, Arab League, and numerous human rights bodies and organizations who have shown solidarity with their cause.

Stay tuned for more news updates on the situation in Iran and Cuba.