Poland discuss oil purchase with Iran - IRNA agency

Iranian IRNA press agency informed that Iran's Deputy Oil Minister for International and Commercial Affairs Amir-Hossein Zamaninia said on Tuesday that Polish refineries will purchase Iranian oil as both parties had "intense talks" on trading oil. On May 4-5, Deputy Foreign Minister of Poland, Katarzyna Kacperczyk along with a 100-person delegation including Polish traders and governmental representatives paid a visit to Tehran and met with Zamaninia to discuss Polish-Iranian economic cooperation. "Currently, the level of economic cooperation do not match the potential of both countries in this area, which results from complementarity of our economies as well as positive experiences from the past,"  said Kacperczyk without relating to the matter of purchasing Iranian oil by Polish oil companies. However, Kacperczyk added that Polish firms see Iran as a stable and suitable country for investment. Last week, Reuters said that PKN Orlen had bought a 122 thousand metric ton shipment of Iran's gas condensates for its Mazeiki complex, the news was denied.