During the meeting, the following key points were discussed:

Mr. Alvandi emphasized the enduring and profound relationship between Iran and Tanzania, spanning from historic eras to the present day. Noteworthy aspects such as Tanzania's support during the Iran-Iraq war, the shared membership in the Non-Aligned Movement, and the current government's dedication to enhancing economic cooperation were all acknowledged as positive signs of robust bilateral ties.

Tanzania, a vast country covering around 950,000 square kilometers with a population of approximately 60 million, primarily features fertile land ideal for agriculture and livestock. Identified challenges include insufficient healthcare infrastructure, a scarcity of skilled professionals, limited financial resources, and technological disparities. The potential for technology transfer through training programs and scholarships was highlighted. However, administrative obstacles influenced by colonial legacies have complicated processes such as administrative access and drug registration, which can take up to two years to complete. Establishing a resilient healthcare system in Tanzania was discussed as a strategic step toward facilitating market entry and fostering collaboration.

Tanzania's considerable livestock production capacity offers a lucrative opportunity for exporting biological products to the country. With Iran's Ministry of Agriculture aiming to position Tanzania as a key hub for meat imports, there exists a promising avenue to provide veterinary vaccines from the renowned Razi Institute.

A detailed report was presented to the ambassador in preparation for the upcoming BWC Convention Conference at the European headquarters of the United Nations and the scheduled seminar. Following a request from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to secure political support from Tanzania and participate in the seminar, the Ambassador conveyed this appeal. He assured his commitment to utilizing all available resources to secure Tanzania's political backing at the forthcoming BWC Conference.