Iran to Revive Ethiopia-Iran Joint Ministerial Commission Meeting Following a hiatus, Iran and Ethiopia are set to reconvene their Joint Ministerial Commission (JMC) meeting in Tehran in the near future. The JMC serves as a platform for high-level dialogue and cooperation between the two countries. The JMC will focus on strengthening cooperation in various areas of mutual interest, including: * Trade and Investment: Exploring opportunities to increase bilateral trade volumes and attract investment in sectors such as energy, agriculture, and infrastructure. * Agriculture: Sharing expertise and technology in agricultural development, particularly in areas such as irrigation, crop production, and livestock farming. * Energy: Discussing potential collaboration in oil and gas exploration, renewable energy development, and electricity transmission. * Infrastructure: Identifying areas for cooperation in transportation, construction, and water management projects. * Education and Culture: Promoting cultural exchanges, student mobility, and academic partnerships between universities and institutions. The revival of the JMC meeting is a significant step in strengthening the long-standing relations between Iran and Ethiopia. It reflects the commitment of both countries to expanding cooperation and addressing common challenges. The meeting is expected to produce concrete agreements and initiatives that will enhance bilateral relations and contribute to the development of both nations.This is the end of the article about the arrival of Iran’s ambassador-designate to Ethiopia. It discusses the talks held between the ambassador and the Ethiopian Minister of State, highlighting the plans for cooperation in various sectors such as economics, science, technology, and investment. The article also touches on the long-standing diplomatic relations between Ethiopia and Iran and mentions that the Iranian Embassy in Ethiopia is one of the oldest in Addis Ababa.This is the end of the article about the arrival of Iran’s ambassador-designate to Ethiopia. It discusses the talks held between the ambassador and the Ethiopian Minister of State, highlighting the plans for cooperation in various sectors such as economics, science, technology, and investment. The article also touches on the long-standing diplomatic relations between Ethiopia and Iran and mentions that the Iranian Embassy in Ethiopia is one of the oldest in Addis Ababa.The governments of Iran and Ethiopia have agreed to revive the Ethiopia-Iran Joint Ministerial Commission Meeting, which had been dormant for several years. The decision was made during a meeting between Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian and Ethiopian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Demeke Mekonnen in Tehran on Tuesday. The joint commission is a high-level platform for discussing and promoting cooperation between the two countries in various fields, including politics, economy, trade, investment, culture, and education. During the meeting, the two foreign ministers expressed their commitment to strengthening bilateral ties and agreed to work closely to enhance cooperation in areas of mutual interest. They also discussed regional and international issues, including the ongoing conflict in Tigray and the humanitarian situation in Ethiopia. The revival of the Ethiopia-Iran Joint Ministerial Commission Meeting is expected to boost cooperation between the two countries and contribute to peace and stability in the region.