He made the remarks in a meeting with Czech Republic Minister of Industry and Trade Jan Mladek here on Monday.
Zangeneh said that exporting gas to Czech Republic by pipe is not possible now, but considering Iran has an incomplete unit of LNG, the Czech side may sign a long-term contract with Iran for importing Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) or cooperate in its investment.
He also expressed Iran’s interest for cooperation with Czech Republic in the sector of underground reservation of gas considering its capabilities and continuation of negotiation in this field.
Zangeneh underlined that Czech companies may have cooperation with Iran as investors and not contractors.
He added that Czech Republic is strong industrially and is able to cooperate with Iran in manufacturing oil equipment.
Czech companies can cooperate with Iranian companies in transferring technology, manufacturing goods and equipment of oil industry and also investing in the petrochemical industry.
Based on the statistics available, volume of trade exchange between Iran and the Czech Republic in the first five months of the year (Iranian calendar) stands at 12.300 million dollars.
Iran’s export to Czech Republci stood at 2.300 million dollars and its imports from the Republic was 10 million dollars in value in the five months.