All News about Iranian Economy – Looking at Iran’s economy on a macro scale, including the big decisions and policies that would shape the markets today and tomorrow.
The agreement between the Ministry of Energy and the foreign firm envisages developing gas-powered plants for 3,250 MW and wind farms for 1,000 MW of electricity, Nobakht said.
A deputy economy minister has said that efforts to develop Iran-Brazil ties have gained momentum and that the two countries have inked deals on customs, double taxation and joint ventures.
Brazil has always been among the priorities of Iran’s foreign policy, Zarif said at a meeting with the Brazilian minister of development, industry and trade.
A deputy minister of industries, mines and trade has said that if Iran fails to get the WTO membership, it will definitely face multiple challenges down the line.
The Japanese and German economic teams in Tehran have said that they can help Iran revamp its automotive industry and develop its agriculture and food industries.
Iran has plans to build seven international airports near Tehran in ten years to guarantee the country’s pioneering role in tightening the security and development of the region, said the minister of roads and urban development.
Iran has said that the US court ruling on appropriation of Iran’s funds violates a treaty between the US and Iran which bans expropriation of one country’s properties in the territory of the other.
Poland has expressed readiness to cooperate with Iran in different energy sectors and since Polish refineries have been modernized, they can use Iranian crude oil, Zanganeh said.
An Iranian economist has said that the country has to go right back to where it started from during Ahmadinejad's presidency and make up for what it lost if it seeks to secure economic growth.
Tehran and Algiers have agreed to exchange experience in various areas of monetary and regulatory policies as well as in management of monetary reserves.
Iran says it is preparing to host 10 European trade delegations within the next two weeks, stressing that the rise in the frequency of visits by trade delegations is a result of July nuclear breakthrough with the P5+1.
The Iranian minister expressed hope that in view of the available grounds for cooperation between the two countries, the goal would be realized in the near future.
Austria is willing to contribute to many Iranian projects in line with the trade philosophy that both sides can benefit from the agreement signed, said Christophe Leitl.
