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Iran's commercial strategy after the war; Mousavi: Winning trade with Turkey is more sustainable Seyed Raad Mousavi, economic activist and representative of the Istanbul Industrial Traders and Investors Association (ISIAD) in Iran, referring to the land border between Iran and Turkey and also to Turkey's access to open waters in the west, said: Currently, some of our goods imported from the east reach our country by land through the port of Mersin in Turkey. Defining mutual interests can prevent possible abuse. That is, if the game between two countries takes shape as a win-win, the destination country will be less likely to throw stones on the way to trade. This business activist stated that after the wars imposed against Iran, Turkey is looking to replace itself with the United Arab Emirates in the region and said: Ankara has taken measures on this issue in its commercial and economic laws and has considered incentives for foreign businessmen.

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Iran's commercial strategy after the war; Mousavi: Winning trade with Turkey is more sustainable Seyed Raad Mousavi, economic activist and representative of the Istanbul Industrial Traders and Investors Association (ISIAD) in Iran, referring to the land border between Iran and Turkey and also to Turkey's access to open waters in the west, said: Currently, some of our goods imported from the east reach our country by land through the port of Mersin in Turkey. Defining mutual interests can prevent possible abuse. That is, if the game between two countries takes shape as a win-win, the destination country will be less likely to throw stones on the way to trade. This business activist stated that after the wars imposed against Iran, Turkey is looking to replace itself with the United Arab Emirates in the region and said: Ankara has taken measures on this issue in its commercial and economic laws and has considered incentives for foreign businessmen.

Iran's commercial strategy after the war; Mousavi: Winning trade with Turkey is more sustainable Seyed Raad Mousavi, economic activist and representative of the Istanbul Industrial Traders and Investors Association (ISIAD) in Iran, referring to the land border between Iran and Turkey and also to Turkey's access to open waters in the west, said: Currently, some of our goods imported from the east reach our country by land through the port of Mersin in Turkey. Defining mutual interests can prevent possible abuse. That is, if the game between two countries takes shape as a win-win, the destination country will be less likely to throw stones on the way to trade. This business activist stated that after the wars imposed against Iran, Turkey is looking to replace itself with the United Arab Emirates in the region and said: Ankara has taken measures on this issue in its commercial and economic laws and has considered incentives for foreign businessmen.

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