Iran’s nuclear program won’t depend on steps of other countries.
Read More »Inida Allocates above $14mn to Iran`s Chabahar Port
he Indian government has allocated some Rs 100 crore for the strategic Chabahar Port project in southeastern Iran that gives India connectivity to Afghanistan bypassing Pakistan.
Read More »Iran`s Ex-Min. Requires FATF to Impose Sanctions on US President
Iran'.s former finance minister Mohammad Javad Iravani has sent a letter to the President of FATF Xiangmin Liu. calling for the international body to put sanctions on the US President and to block all his assets and banking accounts.
Read More »133 Major Energy Projects Inaugurated Across Iran
133 major energy projects have been inaugurated in various provinces across the country in recent months.
Read More »1st Deal via INSTEX Reportedly to Be Done Soon
Instrument Support of Trade Exchanges (INSTEX) circles are optimistic that its first deal is expected shortly.
Read More »Swiss Payment Mechanism Inadequate
The sanctions have severely impeded Iran'.s ability to import food. drugs and medical equipment.
Read More »E3 Diplomats Warn US About Bullying Tactics against Iran
Diplomats from Germany. France and the UK drew a line in the sand this month. telling US officials their bullying tactics wouldn’t help marshal support for President Donald Trump’s Iran policy.
Read More »RBS Banks on Boosting Clean Energy Lending with £1.1bn Deal
Projects that can receive financing include onshore and offshore wind. solar farms. smart meters. energy from waste and biomass power.
Read More »UK Slashes Oil Imports by more than 75m Barrels Over Five-Year Period
A drop in oil imports from 359 million barrels to approximately 280 million barrels equates to a reduction of more than a fifth.
Read More »Oil Traders Made Billions in 2019 as Conflict Shook the Market
The world’s largest energy traders enjoyed one of their best ever years in 2019 as pipeline outages. dramatic changes in ship fuel regulations and Middle East conflicts shook up the global oil market.
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