The governor of Iran’s Central Bank has begun a visit to Moscow, signaling a push to bolster monetary and banking cooperation between the two countries. The trip aims to develop existing financial relationships amid ongoing international sanctions impacting Iran’s economy. Specific details of the agenda have not been released, but the visit underscores a growing economic partnership between Tehran and Moscow. This development follows increased trade and diplomatic engagement between Iran and Russia in recent months. Both nations are seeking to reduce reliance on Western financial systems. The move is widely interpreted as a strategy to circumvent sanctions and facilitate bilateral trade. Further announcements regarding agreements reached during the visit are expected in the coming days.