Following the BRICS bloc’s six-country expansion, and with the recent announcement by Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, China and Iran have unveiled a significant 25-year cooperation plan. This ambitious plan, officially titled the Iran-China 25 Year Comprehensive Partnership, marks a pivotal moment in their bilateral relations.

Unveiling the Iran-China 25 Year Cooperation Plan: A Strategic Alliance

On J, the Iranian government formally announced the Iran-China 25 Year Comprehensive Partnership. The document aims to enhance bilateral comprehensive strategic cooperation, following a joint statement issued in 2025 where both nations expressed their intent to establish stronger ties.

According to a leaked draft of the 18-page agreement, the 25-year plan amounts to a deep strategic partnership. The president of the Iran-China Friendship Association declared that the 25-year cooperation document is a strong foundation for future collaborations. This aligns with China's vision of the reconstruction of the Silk Road, with Iran playing a crucial role.

Key Aspects of the China-Iran 25-Year Agreement

China and Iran have inked this 25-year blueprint to enhance their comprehensive strategic cooperation. The agreement focuses on deepening mutually beneficial cooperation and strengthening communication and coordination. A key focus is on closer high-level exchanges, reflecting the strategic importance both countries place on this partnership.

Indeed, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi recently reiterated his commitment to this partnership. The Comprehensive Strategic Partnership (CSP) is viewed as a step towards solidifying their relationship and expanding their influence in the region. Stay updated on the implications of this developing story.