Oil Industry on Track Despite Sanctions, Zanganeh Says
Iran’s oil industry activities have been going on strongly in the past two years since the US pulled out of the nuclear deal and reimposed sanctions.
Why African Free Trade Area Could Be Game-changer?
Most economists see structural transformation as one of the main routes to Africa’s sustainable development.
Second Non-oil Shipment from Sirik Port Exported to Oman
The second shipment of Iran’s non-oil goods was sent to Oman from the multi-purpose port of Sirik in Hormuzgan province, southern Iran.
TEDPIX Hits 2.01mn Points
The benchmark of the Tehran Stock Exchange, TEDPIX pushed up 49,782 points surging the past key level to a historic level of 2.01 million points on Sunday.
Iran’s Four-Month Foreign Trade Worths $19.6bn
Iran’s foreign trade value hit $19.635 billion in the first four months of the current Iranian calendar year (from March 21 to July 22).
60% of UK Businesses ‘Fully Operational’ After Lockdown
Two thirds of the UK businesses say they are now ‘fully operational’ after the coronavirus lockdown, up from half in June, according to a survey on Sunday.
Capacity of Steel Production Grows; Iranian CEO Says
Chief Executive of Kaveh Pars Mining Industries Development Holding revealed the growth of steelmaking capacity in the country in the current year.
Iran Launches Soda Ash Plant Creating 1,000 jobs
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani ordered the opening of a major soda ash plant south of the country that creates over a thousand jobs.
Gold Rushes As Pandemic Rages Indian economy
Indians are returning to one of their oldest assets amid a raging pandemic that was preceded by a banking crisis.
Eurozone Suffering Greatest Contraction
The eurozone suffered its greatest contraction on record, exceeding the US economy’s record plunge.