Iran Ready to Share Anti-COVID19 Experiences with Regional Countries – Army Chief Of Staff

By Staff, Agencies

Chief of Staff of Iran's Armed Forces Major General Mohammad Baqeri in messages he sent to his counterparts and Defense Ministries in the region expressed the Iranian armed forces’ readiness for exchanging experiences in fighting coronavirus pandemic.

In his messages to the top military officials in Iraq, Azerbaijan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, Syria and Lebanon, Baqeri referred to Iran's successes in fighting coronavirus and also armed forces' role in conducting operation for fighting the deadly virus.

He stressed that improper and unwise confrontation will cause increase in speed of the outbreak and will endanger people’s health.

Iran’s successful experience and preformance in controlling the virus can pave the way for other Islamic nations, neighbors and friends.

Earlier, Spokesman of the Iranian Armed Forces Abolfazl Shekarchi said armed forces have allocated 4,200 hospital beds out of a total 6,000 to COVID-19 patients.

Meanwhile, Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Amir Hatami said that Iran's Army made its medical equipment available for the fight against coronavirus pandemic using the latest world technologies.

Iran has taken numerous steps to stop the spread of the disease, ranging from closing down schools and universities to cancellation of cultural and religious gatherings. It is also constantly disinfecting and sanitizing public places.