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The two countries are allied in supporting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad against Opposition and jihadist Water Filled Barrier Manufacturers groups, mainly the Islamic State (ISIS) group.The three-day fair by Russian industrial holding Rostec State Corp, along with hundreds of business leaders, aims to introduce Russian industries to Iran, state television’s website reported.On Monday, Iran’s minister of industry, mining and trade Mohammad Reza Nematzade, and his Russian counterpart, Denis Manturov, opened an industrial exhibition in Tehran.The two reactors will be financed by Iran, Sergei Kiriyenko, head of Russia’s state nuclear company Rosatom, said last year.A series of agreements signed between the two countries last year foresees eventually increasing the total number of Russian-built reactors in the country to nine.The start of construction follows a historic deal between Iran and world powers in July that ends a decade-long standoff over Tehran’s nuclear programme.Russia is “not afraid” of Western economic delegations trying to dominate Iranian markets after the lifting of sanctions, a Rostec official said Tuesday.Work on the two facilities “will commence next week,” state television’s website quoted atomic energy agency spokesman Behrouz Kamalvandi as saying.And it comes a year after Tehran signed a contract with Moscow to construct two reactors at the existing Russian-built Bushehr power plant.Iran plans to build 20 more nuclear plants in the future, including four in Bushehr.Russia will start constructing two nuclear reactors in Iran next week, as Tehran seeks to reduce its reliance on oil and gas with 20 facilities over the coming years, an official said Tuesday.”Everyone is waiting for the sanctions to be lifted and every one wants to be the first” to enter Iran, international cooperation department chief Victor Kladov said.The accord does not limit Iran’s development of civilian nuclear sites..Rostec owns 700 enterprises, organised into 14 holding companies, and nine of which are focused on the military.And they plan to boost trade volume, as they signed several joint development documents last month during Russian President Vladimir Putin’s first visit to Iran in eight years

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