German trade center opens in Tehran
The first German trading center in Iran will open in Tehran on Thursday 11th November.
According to the chairman of the Joint Chamber of Iran and Germany, the purpose of the establishment of the center is to provide services beyond membership in the room. “The common room is connected to a global network of 130 rooms from 90 countries,” said Omid Yaraghi in an interview with Iran’s News Room, pointing to the opening of the center. Establishing a German trading center can further enhance the position of the common room on this network.
According to him, the center is able to provide services beyond membership in a common room for its members.
The yraqi stated: a part of the newly appointed premises is dedicated to the commercial center. In this venue there are conference halls where members can use them to exchange information and introduce their products and services to their business partners, accept the staff from Germany, and so on. On the other hand, German companies that are interested in being in Iran can use the services of the center.
He continued: “Every foreign company must study it to enter the new market; one of the special services of the center is to pay attention to the needs of German companies for the study of Iran. In fact, we can provide them with basic facilities and thus provide a platform for the entry of German companies into the Iranian market.
Training courses will be another center service. The head of the Iran-Germany Joint Chamber, speaking on this subject, explains: Representatives from some universities in Germany travel to Iran and demand joint activities with Iranian science centers. On the other hand, we can provide services for the sending and receiving of students.
Among the other programs of the German Center for Commerce, the German delegation noted the presence of German specialists, especially in the field of industry in Iran, and the holding of training seminars for enthusiasts.
It should be noted that currently more than 2,600 companies are in the joint room of Iran and Germany.
German trade center opens in Tehran
The first German trading center in Iran will open in Tehran on Thursday 11th November.
According to the chairman of the Joint Chamber of Iran and Germany, the purpose of the establishment of the center is to provide services beyond membership in the room. “The common room is connected to a global network of 130 rooms from 90 countries,” said Omid Yaraghi in an interview with Iran’s News Room, pointing to the opening of the center. Establishing a German trading center can further enhance the position of the common room on this network.
According to him, the center is able to provide services beyond membership in a common room for its members.
The yraqi stated: a part of the newly appointed premises is dedicated to the commercial center. In this venue there are conference halls where members can use them to exchange information and introduce their products and services to their business partners, accept the staff from Germany, and so on. On the other hand, German companies that are interested in being in Iran can use the services of the center.
He continued: “Every foreign company must study it to enter the new market; one of the special services of the center is to pay attention to the needs of German companies for the study of Iran. In fact, we can provide them with basic facilities and thus provide a platform for the entry of German companies into the Iranian market.
Training courses will be another center service. The head of the Iran-Germany Joint Chamber, speaking on this subject, explains: Representatives from some universities in Germany travel to Iran and demand joint activities with Iranian science centers. On the other hand, we can provide services for the sending and receiving of students.
Among the other programs of the German Center for Commerce, the German delegation noted the presence of German specialists, especially in the field of industry in Iran, and the holding of training seminars for enthusiasts.
It should be noted that currently more than 2,600 companies are in the joint room of Iran and Germany.