Iran’s Trade Promotion Organization (TPO) has issued licenses for opening trade centers in eight different countries, Tehran Times reports, citing the TPO portal. The trade centers are opening in Basra and Mosul in Iraq, Mumbai in India, Almaty in Kazakhstan, Tianjin in China, Hanoi in Vietnam, Bangkok in Thailand, and Muscat in Oman. Iran has also appointed commercial attachés to Indonesia, Iraqi Kurdistan, Shanghai, Nigeria, Poland, and Serbia. The country will also reportedly appoint attachés to Brazil and Uzbekistan, with Saudi Arabia also on the agenda. Iran aims to boost the number of commercial attaches it has abroad from 17 to 30, the outlet reports.
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