The opening ceremony of Iran's House of Silence Business Relations Development Office in Hungary on Thursday, 3 Shahrivar, in the city of Budapest, the capital of Hungary, in the presence of Mr. Hamidreza Nazef Arefi, Ambassador of the Republic of Iran, Arman Khaleghi, Board Member and Deputy Secretary General of House of Silence Iran and Mr. Ali Melai, Economic Consultant of House of Silence Iran, were detained.
During this ceremony, a number of Hungarian economic activists representing important organizations and companies, including the representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the trade and export development organization of this ministry, the representative of the Chamber of Hungarian Commerce, the representative of the Budapest Chamber of Commerce, former parliamentarian, former deputy to the Ministry of Manpower, the representative of the mayor and managers and owners of commercial and industrial companies such as Ikarus Bus Company were present.
During this meeting, the Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran, while explaining the economic relations between Iran and Hungary, emphasized the common areas of cooperation and the role of the private sector in development. of these relationships.
He also pointed out that the Iranian Embassy will provide all necessary support to the Iranian private sector and channels for the development of relations.
Arman Khaleghi, as the representative of the House of Silence of Iran, introduced the House of Silence of Iran and its important role at the national and provincial level to support the activities of the private sector and said: the different areas of development business relations between Iran and Hungary are the tourism industry, agriculture, animal husbandry and food production, pharmaceutical and chemical industries, small industries and automobile industry, knowledge and IT-based businesses, and finally in the construction industry and construction products.
He also stressed that Hungary is important for Iranian producers and investors as a gateway to the markets of Central and Eastern European countries.
Engineer Seyed Mohammad Reza Mortazavi, Secretary General of Khane Samat, also attended the opening via video conference and spoke about the need to develop business relations between Iranian businessmen and other countries and the impact of these relationships on the food industry.
At the end of this meeting, an exchange of ideas and a brainstorming session between the leaders of the Iranian House of Silence and Hungarian and Iranian economic activists were successfully organized.
The task of the Office of Development of Trade Relations with Iran is to facilitate the export of Iranian products and services to Hungary and other countries of the Schengen area, in particular the countries of Central and Eastern Europe via Hungary.