MUSCAT: His Excellency Ibrahim bin Ahmed Al Maeeni, the Sultanate of Oman’s ambassador to the Iranian Republic, has affirmed the Sultanate’s readiness to establish Iranian pharmaceutical companies in Oman.
Al Maeeni during his meeting, on Monday, with the Director-General of the Ministry of Labour, Cooperatives and Social Welfare for Iranian International Affairs, Hamid Frozan in Tehran said that the Sultanate is ready to establish Iranian pharmaceutical companies in the country, according to the report published by Mehr News Agency.
During the meeting, Al Maeeni said, “I believe that bilateral relations between Iran and the Sultanate of Oman must be encouraged in all fields because the two countries have high capabilities and potentials.”
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For his part, the Director-General of the Iranian Ministry of Labour referred to the historical and cultural relations between the two countries, stressing that the experiences of the Ministry of Labour and its affiliated organisations in the relevant fields will be transferred to the corresponding Omani companies.
