Iran's Qazvin Province Governor Roozbeh to Visit Governor Kim Moon-soo on March 10

A delegation from Iran's Qazvin Province, led by Governor Morteza Roozbeh, will visit the Gyeonggi Province Government Building in Maesanno, Paldal-gu, Suwon, on March 10 to meet with Governor Kim Moon-soo, Gyeonggi Province announced on March 8.

Ahmad Masoumifar, Iran's Ambassador to South Korea, will accompany the delegation. Governor Roozbeh and Governor Kim are expected to discuss mutual exchange and cooperation initiatives between the two regions, the province explained.

Following the meeting with Governor Kim, the Qazvin Province delegation will visit the Korea Nano Technology Institute and the Integrated Situation Room in Anyang to benchmark advanced technology and integrated security systems in the province before returning home.

Qazvin, one of Iran's 31 provinces, was separated from Tehran Province in 1993. It is located along the railway and expressway between Tehran and Tabriz in northwestern Iran. The province covers approximately 15,567 square kilometers, about 1.5 times the size of Gyeonggi Province, and consists of 20 cities.

A provincial official stated, "Qazvin Province, as a center of the textile industry, has high development potential," and added, "We plan to consult to ensure close and active exchange and cooperation between our regions."