According to Iran's Oil Ministry Director General for Europe, US and Caspian Countries Hossein Esmayeeli, Germany's delegation of its top ten industrial companies headed by German Vice Chancellor and Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel are due to arrive in Iran on Sunday.
"The delegation which will comprise of representatives of different German industrial companies, including Linde, Siemens, Mercedes-Daimler, Volkswagen, GIZ and tens of other German firms will arrive in Tehran in the coming days," the minister said as quoted by Iran's Fars News Agency (FNA).
German industrial giants have repeatedly called upon Berlin to bolster further rapprochement with Tehran once anti-Iranian sanctions are lifted.
According to Esmayeeli, Gabriel and Germany's delegation will hold talks with Iran's oil minister, energy minister, minister of industry, mine and trade and members of Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries and Mines (ICCIM).
On Sunday, before his departure to Tehran, German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel expressed his confidence that the Iranian nuclear deal has given Berlin the green light for the normalization of economic cooperation with Iran.
On Tuesday, in Vienna, the P5+1 and Iran concluded the long-anticipated nuclear deal paving the way for Tehran's economic rise.