well, dr. qanazadeh and mr. michael buffynt to an economic diplomacy and a convergence and grouping of iran with african countries. for this to happen, we need a special economic model. please tell me that you are in your organization and in this meeting and on the sidelines. have you arrived at a model that supposes that this model can replace the relations that we had with africa in the past, that is, a new model that will be a successful driver to reach the diplomacy that african countries are looking for? yes, of course. mr. michael buffy well, the african union means the 54 five countries that exist, well, they are forming an alliance in this union , and well. he pointed out issues that we can strongly play a role in. one of the most important issues is that they are trying to have 60% of the intra-continental trade from their domestic products in africa, so this is a unique opportunity for us to be able to through investment through the implementation of joint projects through joint production with these countries to th

michael buffi said, well, the african union means the 545 countries that exist, and they are forming. in the 2063 document that the african union has actually prepared, it has pointed out issues that we can play a role in. one of the most important issues is that they are trying to get 60% of intra-continental trade from their domestic products. if they have africa, this is a unique opportunity for us to be able to reach that big market of one and now three to four tenths of a billion people and more than 1200 billion dollars through investment through the implementation of joint projects through joint productions with these countries, well this is an issue that is definitely needed. we need to give special thought to it, mr. doctor, let me ask my question in a different way. obviously , suppose we have a model of communication with china, a model of commercial communication. suppose it was discussed at the same conference yesterday, it is established with pakistan, sri lanka . i want to say that we need a model. that there is a kind of innovation in it, that it is a new event let's g

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