Iran signed three memorandums of understanding (MoUs) with three automakers from Sweden, Turkey and India for cooperation and as parts of efforts to boost the country's car-manufacturing industry.
The agreements were inked on Monday on the sidelines of the 3rd Iran Automotive Industry International Conference underway in the Iranian capital.
The conference opened in Tehran on February 29 and will go on until March 1.
The first accord was signed between Iran’s Mammut Systems Organization and Scania AB, which is a major Swedish automotive industry manufacturer.
Additionally, Iranian Auto Parts Manufacturers Association (IAPMA) inked the second deal with Turkey’s Automotive Industry Association (OSD).
IAPMA also signed the third pact with the Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA).
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