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A senior employee at the Swiss embassy in Tehran died in a tragic accident on Tuesday after falling from a high-rise building where she lived in the north of the city.
The 51-year-old diplomat was the embassy s first secretary, the second-highest ranking employee,a spokesman for emergency services was quoted as saying by the semi-official news agency Mehr.
She lived on the 18th floor of the building in the affluent district of Kamranieh where she fell to her death, the semi-official ILNA news agency said.
The Swiss foreign ministry in Bern confirmed the news on Tuesday. The FDFA (ministry) confirms that a Swiss employee of the Swiss Embassy in Tehran died in a fatal accident on Tuesday , a statement said.
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Wait and see no longer an option for investment in Iran Tuesday, 23 February 2021 12:02 PM
[ Last Update: Saturday, 27 February 2021 10:16 AM ] Swiss companies have had a long history of trade with Iran.
Several Swiss companies are willing to invest in Iran despite sanctions, Switzerland’s Ambassador to Tehran Markus Leitner says, signaling how impatient international companies are to return to business with the resource-rich country.
Drugmakers Novartis and Roche, food company Nestle, agricultural chemical maker Syngenta and adhesive maker H. B. Fuller Europe have demanded that Iran remove customs and other trade barriers for their presence in the Iranian market, Leitner said.