A joint meeting of the Investment and Financing Commission of Isfahan Chamber of Commerce and some economic activists of the chamber was held with Insaf Galiev, the first deputy of the Investment Development Agency of the Republic of Tatarstan, and Fattakhova Karina, the prominent expert of the said agency in the Isfahan Chamber of Commerce.
Ali Safar Nouralleh, the head of the Investment and Financing Commission, while explaining the various activities of the four committees under the commission in the field of investment facilitation and development, emphasized the importance of continuous joint meetings and the necessity of planning in order to exploit the potentials and capacities of the province of Isfahan and the Republic of Tatarstan was emphasized.
He also pointed to the Isfahan investment opportunities exhibition, which is to be held next year, and invited the members of the Tatarstan Investment Development Agency to actively participate in that exhibition.
Insaf Galiev, referring to the visits made to some Isfahan companies, pointed out the modernity, technology and quality of the goods and services produced in the province and expressed his hope that the necessary actions for the investment activities between the parties to be taken.
In this meeting, it was approved to form a joint committee in order to develop and facilitate the investment and commercial activities of both parties, and both parties to have an active presence in future investment exhibitions and conferences.
It is worth noting that the Republic of Tatarstan is one of the Russian republics located in the east of Moscow. The capital of Tatarstan is the city of Kazan, and half of its people are Muslims.
The most important items produced in Tatarstan include, all types of airplanes and spare-parts of the aviation industry, petroleum, fuel oil, diesel, synthetic rubber, styrene, polyethylene, ethyl alcohol, chemical products, car tires, helicopters, compressors (used in oil and gas, electricity and agriculture industries), refrigerators, medical and ophthalmic equipment, heating devices, trucks and related spare-parts, wood, leather, fur, medicine and honey, many of which are exported.
The imported items of include, raw materials, industrial parts, loaders and related spare-parts, paper, construction and road construction machinery, varnish, computers, telephones, clothes, shoes and food.