TEHRAN (Dispatches) - Senegalese ambassador to Iran Babakr Baa has lauded the current level of relations between the two countries, but meantime called for the enhancement of all-out ties.
The Senegalese envoy made the remarks in a meeting with local officials during his visit to Meybod city in the central province of Yazd.
The envoy referred to the historical relations between Iran and Senegal, and praised the Iranian nation's support for Muslims in the world.
He urged development of cultural, scientific and industrial cooperation between Tehran and Dakar, and said that signing of a cooperation document between Iran and Senegal universities will benefit the two states.
During the meeting, Maybod Governor Hossein Fallah, for his part, praised the resistance of African state and said that the high-quality ceramic and tile produced in Meybod is exported to Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, UAE, Oman and Central Asian countries, noting that export of ceramic and tile to Africa is also on the agenda.
Senegal is a country on Africa’s west coast known for its French colonial heritage and natural attractions.
Dakar, the capital, features the ancient Médina district and esteemed Musée Théodore Monod, displaying African art.
Iran pursues diplomacy of approaching the developing countries, particularly in Asia and Africa.