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Iran’s First Vice-President, Parviz Davoudi and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad here on Thursday called for further expansion of bilateral cooperation.
The two officials underscored the importance of boost in Tehran-Damascus political, economic and cultural relations.
The latest regional developments, particularly the situation in the war-torn Iraq were on the agenda of talks held between President al-Assad and Davoudi.
Davoudi arrived here on Wednesday at the head of a high-ranking delegation.
During Davoudi’s stay, Iran-Syria High Commission sessions is be held. The sessions will be co-chaired by Davoudi and Syrian Prime Minister, Muhammad Naji al-Utri.
Davoudi is also to review issues of mutual interest with his counterpart Farouq al-Shara and several other officials of the country.
Iran-Syria trade exchanges stood at dlrs 200 million in 2007.
IRNA
