Iran and Belarus have signed a memorandum of understanding to expand cooperation in the energy sector.

The agreement envisages joint infrastructure development, the expansion of renewable energy sources, the exchange of expertise and efforts to attract investment, according to reform.news.

The two countries also agreed to arrange mutual visits by relevant government officials and technical specialists to coordinate energy policies and strengthen bilateral cooperation.

The memorandum is aimed at broadening collaboration across the energy sector, including infrastructure development and renewable energy projects.