Iranian energy minister Reza Ardakanian told reporters on Wednesday that rebuilding Syrian industry in cooperation with foreign investors is a good chance for Iranian companies to attend the lucrative market.
Read More »2 European Banks to Join INSTEX
CEO of Iran’s Special Trade and Finance Instrument (STFI). Iranian counterpart to INSTEX. announced on Monday that a European bank has been appointed for carrying out financial transactions of INSTEX. while the second bank is to be selected. soon.
Read More »YOY Figures Show Iran-Slovakia Trade Doubled
The volume of trade between Iran and Slovakia has witnessed a significant increase this year. totally unaffected by the US unilateral sanctions against Tehran. Chairman of the Iran-Slovakia Joint Trade Committee Jabbar Kianipour said.
Read More »Iran Gained Self-Sufficiency Due to Sanctions: Syrian Petroleum Min.
Syrian Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Ali Ghanem said that self-sufficiency has been one of the positive aspects of the US imposed sanctions on Iran.
Read More »Iraq Increases Imports from Iran by 13%
Iran has exported some $3.9 billion worth of goods and services to neighboring Iraq in the first five months of the current Iranian year which started on March 21. which marks a 13% increase. an official said.
Read More »European Banks Ready to Join INSTEX
A number of European banks and firms have expressed readiness to engage in Europe’s proposed financial channel. called INSTEX. which is aimed at helping Iran circumvent the US’ sanctions in its foreign trades. the new INSTEX president said.
Read More »Iran. Turkey to Further Discuss National Currency Use in Bilateral Trade
Iranian and Turkish banks are working on a plan to establish a financial channel between the two countries based on national currencies. in a bid to evade US sanctions against Tehran.
Read More »Turkish Firms Keen on Investing in Iran
Turkish companies are more inclined to invest in Iran than any other foreign companies.
Read More »Iraq. Afghanistan Priorities for Taking Trade Policies
Iraq and Afghanistan are among the most important trade partners of Iran and targeting their markets stands among the priorities of Iran in making its trade decisions. Chairman of Iran Export Confederation Mohammad Lahouti said.
Read More »Iran’s Non-Oil Exports Hits $3.2bn in Last Month
TCCIMA showed that country’s export of non-oil commodities in the last month of the current Iranian calendar year hit $3.2 billion. registering a 3.2 percent hike as compared to a month earlier.
Read More »