The secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council said that a policy of reducing the influence of the dollar in regional and international economic exchanges would reduce Western dominance in the world economy to the minimum extent possible.
Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran, Admiral Ali Shamkhani, during a meeting with special assistant to Russian President Vladimir Putin Igor Levitin, who arrived in Tehran this evening, discussed the mechanism for implementing the agreements between Iran and Russia. in various economic and banking areas, especially the acceleration of the start of the implementation of the Northern Corridor.-South.
The Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran pointed to the final initiatives of the two countries in the field of monetary and banking relations in order to finance joint projects as an effective model in the field of suppressing illegal sanctions imposed by the West, and explained: “The path that has been started to reduce the influence of the dollar in regional and international economic exchanges, to which many countries have joined, will minimize the dominance of the West in the world economy.
Shamkhani pointed to the completion of the construction of the North-South strategic corridor and the development of cooperation between Iran and Russia in the field of transport as an important part of the joint projects of the two countries. The leaders of the two countries in the implementation of this strategic project, which plays a decisive role in changing the architecture of the transit of goods in the region.
For his part, Putin’s special assistant Igor Levitin, during the meeting, reviewed the latest developments related to trade and banking relations and joint economic projects between Iran and Russia, and said: Moscow is ready to implement joint plans and projects as soon as possible. Especially in the field of transit, in addition to investments in various sectors of the Iranian economy, including steel, oil and petrochemicals.
The two countries agreed during a visit by a Russian presidential special assistant to Iran last January that the remainder of the strategic north-south corridor, namely the Rasht-Astara branch, would be completed with Russian direct investment.
Source: Nur News
