Official Statement
Agreement with the International Diplomatic Social Chamber
October 29, 2025Media Office
Agreement with the International Diplomatic Social Chamber On October 17, 2025, Representation of Zoroastrians - Head Office with the International Chamber of Commerce Strategic Partnership Agreement. The signatories to the agreement were the head of the Zoroastrian mission in Iraq, Dr. Haidar Abdullah Asfoor, and the president of the International Chamber of Commerce, Alexander Olshifski.
Agreement with the International Diplomatic Social Chamber
On October 17, 2025, Representation of Zoroastrians - Head Office with the International Chamber of Commerce Strategic Partnership Agreement.
The signatories to the agreement were the head of the Zoroastrian mission in Iraq, Dr. Haidar Abdullah Asfoor, and the president of the International Chamber of Commerce, Alexander Olshifski.
Zoroastrian clergy have long been actively involved in dialogue and peace-building projects undertaken by the Chamber and have played a vital role in protecting believers and holy sites of world religions. The long-term strategic partnership agreement will facilitate the development, expansion, and elevation of this cooperation to a new level. One of the key areas of this partnership is also the development of the forum between clergy and the public "For a just world and protection of believers", which is attended by representatives from 69 countries and eight religious denominations.
The main areas of cooperation will also include the development of interfaith dialogue and public diplomacy tools, humanitarian projects and peacekeeping, educational and research activities.
On October 17, 2025, Representation of Zoroastrians - Head Office with the International Chamber of Commerce Strategic Partnership Agreement.
The signatories to the agreement were the head of the Zoroastrian mission in Iraq, Dr. Haidar Abdullah Asfoor, and the president of the International Chamber of Commerce, Alexander Olshifski.
Zoroastrian clergy have long been actively involved in dialogue and peace-building projects undertaken by the Chamber and have played a vital role in protecting believers and holy sites of world religions. The long-term strategic partnership agreement will facilitate the development, expansion, and elevation of this cooperation to a new level. One of the key areas of this partnership is also the development of the forum between clergy and the public "For a just world and protection of believers", which is attended by representatives from 69 countries and eight religious denominations.
The main areas of cooperation will also include the development of interfaith dialogue and public diplomacy tools, humanitarian projects and peacekeeping, educational and research activities.
