The Venezuelan Minister of Transportation, Ramón Velásquez Araguayán, announced the arrival in Venezuela of the first 1,000 Iranian-made vehicles, according to agreements signed between the two countries last November.

Through his Twitter account, Araguayán indicated on Saturday night the arrival of the 1,000 Saina cars from the Saipa company, manufactured in Iran. He also pointed out that another batch of 2,000 Ikco brand vehicles is expected for February.

Regarding the purchase of these vehicles manufactured in Iran, the Minister of Transportation pointed out that “it will be necessary to register through the official QR code, through which interested parties will obtain purchase information with the prices of each model.”

With this modality of purchase, according to Araguayán, the interested parties will avoid any type of scam or vulnerability in the negotiation.

Para la compra de vehículos iraníes el mecanismo de registro es a través de los códigos QR, por el cual al registrase le llegará un mensaje de confirmación y aceptación de condiciones. No caigas en trampas o estafas sin intermediarios ni listas de esperás.#SancionesCriminales pic.twitter.com/RPC7z6n3kf

— Ramón Celestino Velásquez Araguayán (@rvaraguayan) January 22, 2023

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Source: lanacionweb

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