22nd meeting of Iran-Pakistan Joint Economic Commission opened in the capital, Tehran, on Monday.

TEHRAN - Iran’s exports to member states of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) have grown significantly in recent months, recording a 20 percent increase, according to a senior trade official. Authorities believe this surge could serve as a golden opportunity to strengthen the country’s foreign trade and give a strong push to domestic production.

TEHRAN - Alborz Province hosted a one-day visit by Zahidi Nizomiddin Shamsiddinzoda, Tajikistan’s Ambassador to Iran, opening new opportunities to showcase the province’s industrial and agricultural strengths and paving the way for deeper bilateral trade and economic cooperation.

TEHRAN - The head of Iran’s Export Confederation has urged the Central Bank to refrain from imposing artificial exchange rates, stressing that government-supplied foreign currency should be limited to essential goods, while all other imports should be financed through export revenues.

TEHRAN - Iran’s exports of technical and engineering services have dropped to around $3 billion, despite the country’s vast capacity in infrastructure development, according to the head of the Construction and Engineering Services Commission of Iran’s Chamber of Commerce.

TEHRAN - Minister of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts stated that cultural heritage is not merely a historical relic, but a living and dynamic asset that strengthens national identity, enhances social capital, and promotes public vitality.

Pakistan Becomes the Leading Export Destination for Isfahan Province TEHRAN (Iran News) Speaking at the 11th meeting of the Chamber’s Commission for Export Development and Import Management—focused on exploring trade and investment opportunities between Isfahan and Pakistan’s Punjab province—Amir Keshani, head of the Isfahan Chamber, said that after analyzing target markets, several countries were identified as […]

TEHRAN - The head of the Iran–Turkmenistan Joint Chamber of Commerce has announced plans to increase bilateral trade between the two neighboring countries to $3 billion over the next three years.

TEHRAN - The Managing Director of Iran’s Ports and Maritime Organization (PMO) has announced broad plans to advance the country’s maritime economy policies, attract both domestic and foreign investment, and ease regulations. He confirmed that investment memorandums with several CIS countries have been finalized, with some contracts set to be signed soon.

TEHRAN - The inaugural session of the Sakura Summit, held at Iran’s Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (ICCIMA), witnessed a key proposal: the creation of a dedicated business platform to link Iranian and Japanese companies, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Organizers believe the initiative could open the way for closer commercial cooperation between the two countries.