Iran and Venezuela have more than 60 years of bilateral relations within the framework of mutual respect

Iran and Venezuela are two brother countries, allies and we are in our best era of bilateral relations, our governments determined to deepen our relations that are legitimate in the framework of international rights and the well-being of our peoples.

NOURNEWS- Iranian Ambassador to Venezuela had an interview with Yahve Alvarez from Contrapunto agency of Venezuela:

His Excellency Mr. Soltani interview is as fallow:

Iran and Venezuela are two brother countries, allies and we are in our best era of bilateral relations, our governments determined to deepen our relations that are legitimate in the framework of international rights and the well-being of our peoples.

Iran and Venezuela have more than 60 years of bilateral relations within the framework of mutual respect, but during these last 20 years of the Bolivarian revolution we have made great progress in our bilateral relations.

In fact, Iranian companies have built homes here in Venezuela and who is using those homes? the people of Venezuela.

We build more than 18 dairy plants that produce milk, butter, cheese, and it is the people of Venezuela who benefit from this.

We can also mention the pharmaceutical industry for the production of vitamin supplements.

The future Venezuelan generation is benefiting from these supplements to grow well and guarantee the development of that town.

We have installed here companies for the production of precooked corn flour to make arepas, that food that the Venezuelan brothers like so much and it is the people of Venezuela who are benefiting from it.

 Now in the case of our oil cooperation, Venezuela has a great industry,

Venezuela is one of the founders of the OPEC, like Iran and both have a large oil industry and both countries are under unjust and inhumane sanctions from the United States that affect our economies in some sectors.

In the event that Iran comes to help Venezuela solve Venezuela's problem that is the consequence of the unjust and inhuman sanctions of the United States, is it doing something wrong?

While Venezuela has its own technical personnel at the refineries and in this sense they do not need our support, we are helping Venezuela to bring some supplies materials and equipment that they need to reactivate their refineries.

The government needs to produce fuel because it is the people who will benefit from it.