Director General of the company’s department in charge of petrochemical affairs Heideki Konishi said Iran’s economic specifications in terms of human and natural resources makes it different from any of its rivals.

He said his company has places no limits in cooperating with Iran in petrochemical projects.

Noting that Mitsubishi is already in cooperation with Iran in various areas especially the private sector, the Japanese official expressed hope that his company could play a remarkable role in promoting the petrochemical industry activities here which already enjoys a bright global prospect.

According to Konishi, Mitsubishi is presently active in 90 world countries in a wide range of activities from natural resources to small-scale industries, recruiting a workforce of 65,000 from different nationalities.

He said Iran enjoyed a very skilled work force which would facilitate development process in the country