He stated that his country would continue to work to buttress trade ties, and travel to Iran in early 2017 along with Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan.
He underlined that the most significant issue is to make financing channels to make all the good projects come to fruition, according to ISNA.
Referring to the election of Trump in the U.S. presidential election, Calenda said it was too early to say how the picture could change under Trump's leadership.
"I think there is the absolute necessity to implement the agreement and move forward that way, “Calenda said at a trade fair in Rome for Iranian companies.