First Vice-President Eshaq Jahangiri said Iran has numerous projects for foreign investment including the Ministry of Petroleum which can be provided to Turkish financiers. Speaking at the joint meeting of Iranian and Turkish business people with the visiting Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, Jahangiri said that massive natural resources including oil and gas, large population, and industrial background are great capacities for Iran to play a role in international economy. He also suggested that a roadmap should be outlined for expansion of the Tehran-Ankara relations so that bilateral trade will increase to $30 billion a year in a short period of time. He invited Turkish entrepreneurs to be present in Iran and play a role and said the investment is not just for presence in Iranian market, rather they can through this way find way to markets of the neighboring countries. Jahangiri said satisfactory agreements were reached between the two countries and they had made good decisions in various domains, including oil and gas, customs, banking and tourism cooperation. Turkish prime minister said that fortunately Iranian and Turkish governments are supported by their parliaments and can meet their plans while overcoming the barriers. Calling the post-sanction era the golden age, Davutoglu said, “Both countries enjoy high political determination for expansion of relations and we should know that if we want to enter a new domain, the economies of the two countries should be complementary to each other.” He said Iran enjoys rich energy resources and Turkey, as a big energy consumer, can have energy transit. The Turkish premier also said that prospects of Iran-Turkey relations will be bright and in light of the good relations, peace and friendship will dominate the region.