S. Korean Envoy Stresses Resolution of Problems Hurdling Expansion of Ties with Iran
South Korean Ambassador to Tehran Yu Jang Hian underlined the need for the settlement of problems which prevent further development of economic and trade ties and cooperation with Iran.
Hian made the remarks in a meeting with the Head of Iran-South Korea Parliamentary Friendship Group Asadollah Abbasi in Tehran on Wednesday.
He stressed the importance of maintaining and developing economic relations and cooperation between the two countries.
He also highlighted the significant role of parliamentary friendship groups in identifying and resolving the obstacles in the path of economic relations between the two countries.
Hian also emphasized the need to strengthen mutual cooperation in various fields.
Abbasi, for his part, referred to the history of friendly relations between the two countries, adding that Iran and South Korea have great capacities in various fields which should be further increased.
In relevant remarks in February, South Korean Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha told her Iranian counterpart Mohammad Javad Zarif that Seoul was determined to expand its bilateral relations with Tehran, regardless of the US unilateral sanctions.
She expressed her country’s willingness to maintain its friendly relations with the Tehran despite the anti-Iran pressures.
Kyung-wha also expressed Seoul’s interest in continuing decades of good relations between the two countries despite pressures and sanctions.
The Korean minister offered sympathy over the recent terrorist attack in Southeastern Iran.
During the meeting, the two sides exchanged views studied the economic and trade relations, as well as the most important regional and international issues, including Korean Peninsula situation and JCPOA.
source: Fars News
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