"Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is the most
important product exchanged between Iran and India, and the activity of many
merchants present in this edition of the trade show is also related to this
product," he said.
Referring to the long history of cooperation
between Iran and India in various fields, Vora noted: “Iran, as a country rich in
oil and gas resources, enjoys a prominent petrochemical industry, and despite
US efforts to put pressure on the Indian government with the goal of reducing
imports from Iran, the relationship between the two countries will not dwindle;
rather, it will flourish more and more day by day.”
As an example, he cited the development of
the Chabahar port by the Indians as an effort aimed at deepening relations
between the two countries.
"The trade show has been improving year
by year, and we have witnessed some improvements over three years of our
presence in this important plastic industry trade show," the head of the
Polymer Bazaar said.