Baghdad is resolute to preserve its trade and energy ties with Tehran with a plan to deposit several billions of US dollars in an account in an Iraqi bank to pay for imports of energy from Iran.
Read More »Turkmenistan Resolute to Reinvigorate Economic Ties with Iran
Turkmenistan’s Ambassador to Tehran Ahmed Gurbanov voiced his country’s dissatisfaction with curbs in commercial ties with Iran. and said Ashgabat is determined to restore strength to its economic ties with the Islamic Republic.
Read More »Iran Posts 11.6% Rise in Steel Output in Q1
The Iranian Ministry of Industry. Mine and Trade said that the country has produced some 7.2 million tons of steel products in the first 4 months of the current local calendar year.
Read More »Removal of US Sanctions Prerequisite to Talks Only in JCPOA Framework
No meeting will be held with the American officials.
Read More »Iran to Scrap Rial for Good as Parseh Becomes Small Currency Unit
The rial. the currency unit used consistently in Iran for almost a century. will be totally abandoned once the country introduces a redenomination.
Read More »Iran. Russia to Boost Cooperation on Vocational Training
Iranian and Russian officials discussed avenues to increase mutual cooperation between the two countries in area of vocational training.
Read More »Iranian Province Exports $26 mln Non-Oil Goods in 3 Months
Hemedan. one of the 31 provinces of Iran. has exported 177.150 tons of non-oil goods worth 3 trillion rials (about $26 million) in the first 3 months of the current local calendar year (March 21-June 21).
Read More »Iran. Russia to Link Banking Networks
Russian Ambassador to Tehran Levan Dzhagaryan said on Sunday that his country and Iran will link their domestic banking networks in the near future.
Read More »Iran Makes New Oil Discovery in Southwestern Province
New oil and gas reserves have been discovered in Iran since last year.
Read More »Iraq Planning New Ways to Keep Importing Energy from Iran
Iran is still the number one supplier of natural gas and electricity to Iraq.
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