it will establish a corporate domicile in the U.S. early next year. pending various approvals. and rebrand under the name Ovintiv Inc.
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The top banker of the country added that the US failed to reach its ultimate goal. which was bringing Iran to its knees.
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Tehran Stock Exchange and its Shanghai counterpart concluded an agreement to increase bilateral cooperation in different areas of the capital market.
Read More »Iran. Iraq’s KRG Eye Boosting Economic Coop.
Officials of the Islamic Republic of Iran and Iraq’s Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) discussed broadening bilateral economic cooperation.
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Iran and Armenia have been cooperating for years in gas and electricity swap.
Read More »Iran Ready to Link Kyrgyzstan. Uzbekistan to Global Markets
Iran is interested in importing some of the goods it needs from Uzbekistan.
Read More »IME to Offer Over 79.000 Tons of Oil. Petrochemical Products
According to the Public Relations Dept. of IME. 4.400 tons of iron beam. 6.600 tons of rebar. 1.500 tons of aluminum ingot and 50 tons of copper ingot will be offered at the floor of industrial and mineral products.
Read More »US Sanctions Surges Iran’s Steel Exports Volume in Intl. Markets
although the Minister of Industry had predicted that country’s steel exports volume will hit 10 million tons by year end. statistics show that more than six million tons of steel has been exported in the first half of the current year.
Read More »Iran Resolved to Develop Economic. Trade Ties with Eurasia
Iran-Kyrgyzstan have good relations and that the cultural and historical commonalities of the two countries can pave the grounds for deepening of such cooperation.
Read More »Iran Slams Sanctions on Construction Sector as Sign of US Failed Diplomacy
Abbas Mousavi reacted to the United States’ sanctions on Iran’s construction sector. saying such moves indicate Washington’s weakness and failure in the domain of diplomacy.
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