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Oh isn't this cozy? Mexico and Iran kissing up to each other!

Iran-Mexico reach agreement on creating joint economic commission

Islamic Republic News Agency ^ | July 22, 2007

Posted on 07/22/2007 2:53:43 PM PDT by SwinneySwitch

Madrid, July 22, IRNA

Iran-Mexico-Joint Commission

Iran and Mexico reached an agreement to set up a joint economic commission next year.

In a meeting between Iran's new Ambassador to Mexico Mohammad Hassan Qadiri-Abyaneh with Mexican Deputy Foreign Minister Lurdes de Aranda the agreement was achieved.

Qadiri also invited Mexico to attend the Non-Aligned Movement foreign ministers meeting in Tehran on human rights and cultural diversities.

Iran's plenipotentiary and extraordinary ambassador to Mexico expounded on Tehran stances on regional issues, especially Iraq and the results of Iran-USA negotiations about Iraq security and said Islamic Republic of Iran policy is to support national sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of Iraq.

Mexico deputy FM, for her part, said her country's policy is to support peace, security and independence of the countries and has always defended negotiation and dialogue as a way to solve disputes between the countries.

The Mexican senior diplomat also expressed her country's readiness to expand ties with Iran especially in cultural and economic fields.


Iran Daily - Domestic Economy - 07/23/07

... Hassan Qadiri-Abyaneh and Mexican Deputy Foreign Minister Lurdes de Aranda. ... attend the Non-Aligned Movement foreign ministers meeting in Tehran to discuss ...

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Joint Economic Commission With Mexico Next Year

Iran and Mexico reached an agreement to set up a joint economic commission next year.

The agreement was reached between Iranâ??s new ambassador to Mexico, Mohammad Hassan Qadiri-Abyaneh and Mexican Deputy Foreign Minister Lurdes de Aranda.

Qadiri-Abyaneh also invited Mexico to attend the Non-Aligned Movement foreign ministers meeting in Tehran to discuss human rights and cultural diversities, IRNA reported.

Commenting on Tehranâ??s stance on regional issues, particularly Iraq and the outcome of Iran-US talks on Iraq, the envoy said that the Islamic Republic supports sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of Iraq.

Mexican official, for her part, said her countryâ??s policy is to support peace, e, security and independence of countries and has always defended talks and dialogue in solving disputes between countries.

She also expressed Mexicoâ??s readiness to expand ties with Iran, especially in cultural and economic fields.

Meanwhile, in an interview with the Mexican daily â??La La Reformaâ??, Qadiri-Abyaneh said Tehran intends to privatize sections of its oil industry within the next four years to develop its economy and make it competitive in international markets.

He said, â??Iran n intends to privatize parts of its oil industry and attract investment in refineries, petrochemical plants, and oil exploration industry will be given to the private sector.â??

He invited Mexican energy ministry to visit Iran to exchange experiences in the field.

He noted, â??We are also ready to cooperate with h Mexico in the construction of oil refineries and petrochemical complexes.â??

Qadiri-Abyaneh said, â??We intend to strengthen ties between n Iran and Mexico.â??

He said, â??I have come here with a clear mission n to improve ties at the highest level and in all dimensions. I am sure that Mexico ties wonâ??t be influenced by US pressures and opposition.â??

He told the Mexican daily, â??We e are aware that the US is your main trade and economic partner, but it wonâ??t cause any obstacles in improving ties with Iran.â??

Oh isn't this cozy? Mexico and Iran kissing up to each other!

Match made in heaven.....2 peas in a pod.....

She also expressed Mexicoâ??s readiness to expand ties with Iran, especially in cultural and economic fields.

What comes next, an Iranian ballistic missile silo in Mexico?

This should be awakening news to our govt. There is no doubt about their motives! Build the fence!!

Oh, don't worry. Mexico is our FRIEND!

Mexico is our FRIEND!

LOL....with "friends" like that......who needs enemies.

What's next...roadside bombs, IEDs and suicide bombers via the hard-working illegal Mexican aliens?

The first thing I have to ask is who write and edits -Irandaily.com Then I have to ask my self why is that the first publication where news if this caliber is released… Mexico would make a big deal out of this on our news if it was fact full
I hope Im right ....

As many terrorists that are pouring across our borders it only makes sense .Take a vacation in cancun then go blow up a few million American families . And a special thanks to all our politicians especially you bush .

Islam growing in Mexico?

It is the most ridiculous thing I have heard in years. Like cheese from the moon . What is it ? A BA or a BS?