Erdogan: Turkey, Iran Can Reach $30 Billion Annual Trade Target
News - Middle East: President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said that Turkey and Iran are capable of increasing the volume of their annual trade to the $30 billion target they had previously set for themselves.
Erdogan made the remark in a Thursday meeting with Iran's new Ambassador to Ankara Mohammad Hassan Habibollah Zadeh as he submitted his credentials to the president.
Erdogan said there are ample grounds for the two countries to promote cooperation, particularly in trade and economy.
Back in 2018, Iran and Turkey agreed to step up economic cooperation with the aim of reaching the $30-billion target set for their annual trade.
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