Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture, the official representative of Iran’s private sector, will be hosting the delegation. The Luxembourg visitors include representatives of a wide range of sectors, including foodstuff, drinkables, financial and accounting affairs, financial advisory services, investment, construction, infrastructure, banking, insurance, marketing, industry, mining, entertainment and recreational centers, Young Journalists Club reported.
EghtesadOnline: A 50-member trade mission from Luxembourg is expected to arrive in Tehran on April 29 to hold talks with their counterparts from the Iranian private sector.