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Iran, Poland to boost research cooperation, Trend, March 1, 2014

(With her entry into the international arms trade and increasing commercial and other areas of cooperation, Iran is becoming more “open for business” daily. Can the sanctions — which did not prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons capabilities — be renewed if and when the P5+1 talks fail? If they can, will they have any effect on Iran’s development of nukes? — DM)

Iran and Poland have signed an agreement to boost cooperation in the field of research, IRIB reported on March 1.

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and his Polish counterpart Radoslaw Sikorski signed the agreement in Tehran.

On the sidelines of the meeting, Zarif said Iran is ready to expand economic ties with Poland, especially in food, medicine, and petrochemical industries.

Grounds are prepared for the presence of Polish companies in the Iranian market, Zarif added.

A comprehensive plan is being developed by the two sides to boost cooperation in educational, cultural, and scientific fields, he noted.

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