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Prague is ready to expand cooperation with Tehran in diverse industrial and trade sectors including agriculture, transportation, and technology transfer, said Lubomir Zaoralek.
Iran and Iraq will expand customs cooperation while taking steps to do away with double taxation and encourage mutual investment in the two countries, said Tayyebnia.
Sadegh Zibakalam, an Iranian political analyst, has said that unaccountability is a problem bigger than sanctions for Iran, adding that the country should learn lessons from other nations on fixing the economy.
The governor of Bank Melli Iran has said his bank seeks to overturn the verdict by a US court on its frozen assets in two American institutes, adding that the bank’s lawyer is seriously pursuing the case.
The parliament speaker has praised Germany for its positive role in Iran-P5+1 talks, hoping Tehran-Berlin ties would be expanded following the conclusion of the nuclear deal.
The minister of communications and information technology has said that a number of Iran's private banks are interested in entering Azerbaijan's banking market.
The CBI governor has said that Iran and Britain seek to exchange banking delegations in order to pave the way for cooperation between Iranian and British banks.
Iran has offered a proposed rate of $2.95 for each million British thermal unit of LNG that it plans to sell to India in the future, said the Indian union transport and shipping minister.
Experts expect that Iran's trade with the world, especially the European countries, will rise remarkably after the final nuclear deal between Tehran and P5+1 takes effect.
Iran’s gas manufacturing industry has caught the eye of many foreign investors after the nuclear accord but we have to wait and see what happens to the outcome of the talks, said the head of the Iranian Glass and Crystal Producers Association.
The head of Tehran Chamber of Commerce warns of a new class of rich people who were born under the previous government, saying they can become the bane of Iran’s economy.
Iran’s free trade zones are appropriate for the establishment of branches of Japanese banks and insurance companies, said Afkhamirad in a meeting with a top Japanese delegation.
Italy’s Fata, the engineering unit of the country’s leading industrial group Finmeccanica, has signed a 500 million euro ($543 million) contract with Ghadir Investment Company to build a power plant in Iran.
Parliamentary and judicial exchanges, cooperation in education, and combating narcotics trafficking and organized crime were among issues raised at a meeting between the two top diplomats.
