The Iranian national currency of rial is 118.000 against the US dollar which shows a relatively high regain of value compared to months of low that followed American introduction of crippling economic sanctions against Tehran.
Read More »Environment Damage Inflicts Billions in Losses on Iran’s Economy
A study carried out by the Iranian parliament alleges that the Iranian economy suffers billions in losses each year over the damage inflicted on the environment.
Read More »Iranian Ports Flourishing with Massive Private Sector Investment
Iran’s ports south and north of the country are drawing an unprecedented amount of investment from the private sector as authorities eye a jump in onshore manufacturing activities.
Read More »Saudi Arabian Firm to Invest £1bn in UK Energy Recovery Projects
The projects are expected to divert more than a million tons of waste from landfill.
Read More »US Sanctions Not to Prevent Armenia from Purchasing Gas from Iran
Armenian Parliament Speaker Ararat Mirzoyan blasted the US sanctions on Iran and pressures on other states to stop cooperation with the country. saying that his country cannot halt buying gas from Tehran.
Read More »Italian. Chinese Energy Majors Compete in Pakistan’s Mega LNG Tender
Pakistan is expected to be a significant growth driver in global LNG demand.
Read More »Iraq Plans to Launch Pipelines to Export Oil through Jordan. Syria
The goal is to increase Iraqi export outlets and find markets for the increasing oil production.
Read More »We can`t Expect Oil Prices To Go Much Higher
Slowing oil demand growth and a persistent global glut will cap oil prices and keep them from rising too much.
Read More »Russia Is Concerned over Confrontation between US and Iran
The United States withdrew from the Iranian nuclear deal on 8 May 2018 and imposed economic sanctions on Tehran'.s oil exports.
Read More »US Defeated in Oil Sanctions by Iran`s Smart Moves
Iran is exempt from an agreement between major global oil exporters to maintain cuts of 1.2 million bpd until March 2020.
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