Saudi Arabia. Egypt and Bahrain are resuming postal services to Qatar -- frozen during a diplomatic rift that’s lasted nearly three years -- following a similar move by the United Arab Emirates.
Read More »World Bank Head Says Virus Expected to Weigh on First-Half Global Growth
World Bank President David Malpass said global economic growth in the first half of 2020 is likely to fall short of the 2.5% pace that the lender has forecast for the full year.
Read More »Iran. Azerbaijan Hold Joint Military Commission Meeting in Tehran
The third meeting of the Iran-Azerbaijan joint commission was agreed to be held in Baku next year.
Read More »Iran’s Foreign Trade Exceeds $79bn This Year
Iran’s foreign trade in sanctions period exceeded 79 billion.
Read More »Markazi prov. exports hit $919mn in 11 months
The central Iranian province Markazi has exported $919 million worth of goods to as many as 80 countries since March 2019. according to Markazi governor’s deputy coordinator of economic affairs.
Read More »MPs Not Ratify General Outlines of Next Year Budget
Majority of Iranian Parliament members. on Monday. voted against the general outlines of the government'.s proposed budget bill for the next Iranian calendar year.
Read More »Govt. Has Taken Drastic Measures to Neutralize FATF Aftereffects
The government in its recent session has taken decisive measures to neutralize effects of Financial Action Task Force (FATF).
Read More »Pres. Rouhani Inaugurates Section I of Tehran-Shomal Freeway
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani officially inaugurated the section I of Tehran-Shomal freeway which shortens the route between the Iranian capital and Mazandaran province.
Read More »Iran exports $38.5bn of goods in 11 months
The head of Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration (IRICA) Mehdi Mir-Ashrafi announced that in the 11 months ending to February 20. Iran exported 125.2 million tons of goods at the value of $38.5 billion.
Read More »U.S. Business Gauge Tumbles to Lowest Since 2013 on Virus
U.S. business activity shrank in February for the first time since 2013 as the coronavirus hit supply chains and made firms hesitant to place orders. a warning sign that the outbreak is starting to dent the world’s largest economy.
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