On March 27, Iran and China signed the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, a $400 billion 25-year agreement that includes oil and mining, promoting industrial activity in Iran, and collaborating in transportation and agriculture.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and his Iranian counterpart Mohammad Javad Zarif have signed a 25-year comprehensive strategic partnership agreement, marking a milestone in bilateral relations between the two countries.   

China’s Ambassador to Damascus describes Syria as a strategic and important partner for his country, hoping for enhanced cooperation between the two countries.

Iran says the signing of a 25-year strategic agreement with China will open a new chapter in bilateral relations.

Foreign Minister Zarif of Iran congratulates China on its National Day, expressing hope for broader strategic cooperation between the two countries.

The 25-year Sino-Iranian Comprehensive Strategic Partnership would entail expansion and further development of the tourism industry between the two countries.

Zarif says Iran and Russia have agreed to devise and conclude a long-term strategic cooperation agreement.

A leading US daily says a 25-year strategic cooperation agreement being negotiated between Iran and China amounts to a “massive failure” of the US pressure campaign against the Islamic Republic.

An Iranian diplomat says negative reports about a potential deal with China is pure disinformation.

Iranian president’s chief of staff shrugs off criticism about a potential deal on Iran-China partnership.