The Importance of the Exhibition «Iran Agro food» for Strengthening Bilateral Relations
The specialized exhibition "Iran Agrofood" was opened in Ashgabat, the capital of Turkmenistan, featuring over 60 Iranian companies representing various sectors, including agriculture, the food industry, logistics, and more. The event aims to strengthen bilateral ties and enhance cooperation between Iran and Turkmenistan.
The opening ceremony of the exhibition marked a significant milestone for both countries. The Iranian Minister of Energy Abbas Aliabadi emphasized the key role of the exhibition in expanding mutually beneficial projects and intensifying interstate cooperation. He highlighted that "Iran Agrofood" serves as an important platform for the development of trade and the exchange of expertise between Iran and Turkmenistan, contributing to the creation of new opportunities for joint initiatives.
The exhibition, which will run until December 18, provides visitors with a unique chance to explore high-quality products and services from Iranian companies. Alongside the exhibition, business meetings and negotiations are being held to strengthen Turkmen-Iranian cooperation and establish new mutually beneficial contacts.
The exhibition presented a wide range of products and technologies. One of the central exhibits was the pavilion of the Iranian Embassy in Turkmenistan, where visitors could find information about the development of bilateral cooperation between the two countries. Special attention was given to the stands of trade and industry organizations from the provinces of Gurgen and Golestan, as well as the Iranian Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines, and Agriculture, which showcased videos reflecting the achievements of these regions.
A major focus of the exhibition was the food sector. For example, "Ashuradeh Dairy Co." and "Golestan Sabah Dairy Co." presented a wide range of dairy products. "ATP Group Co." showcased carbonated drinks, chocolates, and confectionery, while "Pyersik Trading" presented a variety of fruit juices. Noteworthy exhibits included canned goods and packaging: "Mashad Asana Behrouz" displayed a wide array of canned products, including fruit jams.
Visitors also showed great interest in herbal teas from "Behchino" and dried fruits from "Farapaksh Golestan." The exhibition also featured aluminum packaging from "Yekta Zarf Golestan Packaging Industries" and printing and packaging services from "Tabriz Pack."
The exhibition also showcased innovations in agriculture and livestock. "Moghan Agro-Industry and Livestock Co." presented feed for poultry, fish, and livestock, while "Goldane Sahra," "Bitaamin," and "Jovein Agriculture and Industry Co." highlighted their advancements in crop production and seed development. The exhibition also attracted the attention of companies involved in the production of agricultural machinery, such as "Sandan Farming Machinery," as well as "Mashad Baking Industries," which specializes in equipment for baking and confectionery production.
The exhibition was not limited to agriculture and the food industry. Several companies offering technical and engineering services were also featured, including "Azar Pasilo" and "Mam Beton Paydar Shargh." The industrial sector was well represented by companies such as "Jabbari Trading," specializing in the production of motor oils; "NourDarou Gonbad," which manufactures personal hygiene products; and "Pishro Sakht Esterabat," which produces metal products.
Traditional handicrafts also had a prominent place at the exhibition. The private company "Sadeghi Trading Handicrafts" presented a variety of jewelry, decorative items, and handcrafted items. In addition, there were stands representing Iranian companies in the logistics, processing, and banking sectors.
On the second day of the exhibition, Iranian companies will present their projects aimed at strengthening bilateral cooperation. On the final day, a meeting will take place between representatives of the private sectors of both countries, followed by a ceremony to award certificates to the participants of the forum.
"Iran Agrofood" is a significant step toward deepening economic interaction between Turkmenistan and Iran, opening up new opportunities for business and knowledge exchange between the two nations.
Sulgun NEPESOVA,
Lecturer of the Department of International Economic Relations
of the Institute of International Relations
of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan.
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The specialized exhibition "Iran Agrofood" was opened in Ashgabat, the capital of Turkmenistan, featuring over 60 Iranian companies representing various sectors, including agriculture, the food industry, logistics, and more. The event aims to strengthen bilateral ties and enhance cooperation between Iran and Turkmenistan.
The opening ceremony of the exhibition marked a significant milestone for both countries. The Iranian Minister of Energy Abbas Aliabadi emphasized the key role of the exhibition in expanding mutually beneficial projects and intensifying interstate cooperation. He highlighted that "Iran Agrofood" serves as an important platform for the development of trade and the exchange of expertise between Iran and Turkmenistan, contributing to the creation of new opportunities for joint initiatives.
The exhibition, which will run until December 18, provides visitors with a unique chance to explore high-quality products and services from Iranian companies. Alongside the exhibition, business meetings and negotiations are being held to strengthen Turkmen-Iranian cooperation and establish new mutually beneficial contacts.
The exhibition presented a wide range of products and technologies. One of the central exhibits was the pavilion of the Iranian Embassy in Turkmenistan, where visitors could find information about the development of bilateral cooperation between the two countries. Special attention was given to the stands of trade and industry organizations from the provinces of Gurgen and Golestan, as well as the Iranian Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines, and Agriculture, which showcased videos reflecting the achievements of these regions.
A major focus of the exhibition was the food sector. For example, "Ashuradeh Dairy Co." and "Golestan Sabah Dairy Co." presented a wide range of dairy products. "ATP Group Co." showcased carbonated drinks, chocolates, and confectionery, while "Pyersik Trading" presented a variety of fruit juices. Noteworthy exhibits included canned goods and packaging: "Mashad Asana Behrouz" displayed a wide array of canned products, including fruit jams.
Visitors also showed great interest in herbal teas from "Behchino" and dried fruits from "Farapaksh Golestan."