It is part of the Bank’s plans to contribute towards meeting the goals of the Paris climate agreement.
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The loan will be used to help homes and businesses finance energy efficiency and renewables projects.
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Iran will undertake a new measure to contain foreign-backed shocks against its economy with operationalizing the long-anticipated initiative of Integrated Currency Market by mid-August.
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Austrian Ambassador to Iran Stefan Scholz underlined the necessity for protecting the nuclear deal. saying that Tehran should be able to benefit from its economic advantages.
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Head of Iran'.s Ports and Maritime Organization announced that his country’s ports have witnessed a 19.6 percent rise in trans-shipping goods in the 4-month span up to July 22.
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Iran and Oman have had good political and economic relations from old times .
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The main cause of differences between Iran and Western countries lies in political and ideological issues.
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Sri Lankan ministers. in a cabinet meeting. highlighted that the South Asian country is in serious need for resuming its trade ties with Iran if the country is wishing to keep its tea industry alive.
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