Masrour highlighted promising agreements in the realm of digital economy, suggesting they could pave the way for broader technological and economic partnerships. “The more these interactions deepen, the more they can positively impact Iran’s economy,” he said, according to Shada.
In a diplomatic overture, Masrour informally proposed that Iran host the next edition of the global congress, a suggestion reportedly met with interest by the head of the World Free Zones Organization.
He emphasized the importance of translating these discussions into formal agreements. “These negotiations should culminate in memoranda of understanding and international contracts between Iran’s free zones and their global counterparts,” Masrour noted, underscoring the potential for joint ventures in trade, investment, and industrial cooperation.