The agreements were signed Wednesday during the 19th Iran-Russia Joint Economic Commission between Iran and the Russian Federation, involving organizations and companies from both countries.

One MoU, covering an executive cooperation plan for 2026 to 2028, was signed by Farzaneh Ansari, vice president and head of the National Standards Organization of Iran, and Anton Shalaev, head of Russia’s Federal Agency on Technical Regulating and Metrology.

Another agreement was signed by Mehdi Alipour, head of Iran’s National Accreditation Center, and Dmitry Volvach, head of Russia’s Federal Service for Accreditation.

Parvaneh Rezaei, Iran’s deputy minister of cooperatives, labor and social welfare, and Mikhail Ivankov, head of Russia’s Federal Service for Labor and Employment, signed an MOU on cooperation in employment development and labor inspection.

The final MoU was signed by Azim Kalantari Asl, head of the Research Institute of Petroleum Industry, and Andrei Ashpak, CEO of RT Ximia.

The 19th Iran-Russia Joint Economic Commission opened Monday in Tehran. Over the previous days, 17 specialized working groups held separate meetings to exchange views on various areas of economic cooperation.