Iran Car Industry to Absorb Shock of US sanctions
When the US unleashed its most aggressive sanctions ever on Iran in August 2018, it reserved the first hammer blow for the car industry to hurt as many Iranians as possible.
Iran, Afghanistan Ink MoU in Transit
Iranian officials revealed the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Afghanistan private sector in the field of transit via Chabahar Port.
OPEC Must Save Oil Market As Industry Sees Crisis
OPEC could be preparing for hard days as expectations rise for prolonged demand destruction caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Iran Authorizing Halal Food Production Online
Iran launched an online system for monitoring and authorizing the production of halal food, which is a product permissible under Islamic law.
Iranian CEO: AFZ to Host Meeting of EAEU Ambassadors
The next meeting of the ambassadors of the EAEU member states will be held in Aras Free Zone (AFZ) in the northwestern Iranian province of East Azarbaijan.
Decreasing Purchasing Power in Turkey, Pushes for ‘Syrian Gold’
The escalating price of gold in Turkey, in tandem with the global market and the decrease of purchasing power, has led to an influx of products from Syria.
Asian Shares Rise After Strong Data Lifts Confidence
Asian shares rose on Tuesday after strong US manufacturing data and gains in tech stocks helped investors look past broader worries about the coronavirus and global economy.
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.