Iran’s national currency of the rial has regained ground after 4 days of fall which was triggered by the government’s decision to increase the price of subsidized gas by 50% and unsubsidized gas by 300% in the country.
Read More »Iran Asks Russia for $2bln Loan to Build Power Plants. Railroads
Iran has filed a request for a loan of $2 billion from Russia to build power plants. railroads and to purchase subway cars.
Read More »Iranian VP Vows to Outsmart US Sanctions to Boost Foreign Trade
Iran is working on new strategies and smarter policies in areas of foreign trade and business to further undermine the repercussions of Washington’s unilateral sanctions against Tehran.
Read More »Italian Companies Eyeing Bigger Share in Iran’s Market
Italian firms and companies are enthusiastic to have a bigger share of the market in Iran.
Read More »Iranian President to Inaugurate New Railroad Project Monday
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani will inaugurate a new railroad connecting the northwestern cities of Mianeh and Bostan Abad. which will shorten the International North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC).
Read More »Iran to Dig New Wells in North Azadegan
Enhanced production and maintaining output in North Azadegan was on the agenda. adding workover of operational wells was also planned for.
Read More »Iran. Russia Discuss Energy Cooperation in Moscow
The majority of the loan will reportedly be used for conducting several joint power plant projects in Iran.
Read More »BP Develops New Technology to Enable Circularity for Unrecyclable PET Plastic Waste
BP plans to construct a $25 million pilot plant in the US to prove the technology.
Read More »111 Energy Projects to be Inaugurated by May. 2021
10 dams are also to be inaugurated in Tehran. Ilam. Qom. Yazd. Kerman and West Azarbaijan provinces.
Read More »Goods Imports for Development of SPGF Up by 53% in Seven Months
The significant 53 percent increase in goods imports for the development of phases and petrochemical complexes in the zone in the first seven months of the current year.
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