The 280 million population market of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) with an $800 billion worth economic capacity is full of opportunities for Iran.
Read More »Iranian VP Vows to Outsmart US Sanctions to Boost Foreign Trade
Iran is working on new strategies and smarter policies in areas of foreign trade and business to further undermine the repercussions of Washington’s unilateral sanctions against Tehran.
Read More »Italian Companies Eyeing Bigger Share in Iran’s Market
Italian firms and companies are enthusiastic to have a bigger share of the market in Iran.
Read More »Implementing PTA Inked Between Iran-EAEU to Be Facilitated
Trade Promotion Organization of Iran (TPOI) will host head of EAEU and other ministers of this economic union.
Read More »Iran. Russia Discuss Energy Cooperation in Moscow
The majority of the loan will reportedly be used for conducting several joint power plant projects in Iran.
Read More »Iran will Use Russia`s $5Billion Loan for Construction of two Major Projects
Russia had agreed to provide a $5 billion loan to Iran for joint infrastructure projects in October 2015.
Read More »Iran Posts 5% Decline in Imports
Iran has imported $25 billion worth of products in the first 7 months of the current local calendar year.
Read More »CBI Governor Undermines Rial’s Downtick as Short Term Fluctuation
The recent minor loss of the national currency of rial’s value against foreign exchange is a minor fluctuation of no concern. advising the masses not to take the market of foreign currencies as an investment opportunity.
Read More »Iran Boasts Self-Sufficiency in Port. Shipping Equipment
Iran is manufacturing all of its needed equipment in the fields of port and shipping. adding that technology acquisition in the area has been achieved after US-slapped sanctions forced some international companies to leave the country.
Read More »Britain’s Grain LNG Terminal Sets European Record for Gas Exports
It exported 698GWh of gas to the UK grid. which is enough to supply to all of London and the South East.
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