Increase in Iran-S. Korean Trade Necessary
An Iranian parliamentarian said that South Korea and Iran need to increase the level of their trade exchanges, adding that among the good trade partners of Iran is South Korea whose goods are highly demanded in Iran.
Tehran, Tashkent Work on Expanding Trade Exchanges
Iran’s Minister of Industry, Nine and Trade Reza Rahmani says Iran is determined to boost economic cooperation with friendly countries especially Uzbekistan in all fields.
Major Cyberattack Against E-Gov’t Infrastructure Repelled
ICT Minister Mohammad Javad Azari Jahromi said yesterday that a major cyberattack against the infrastructures of Iran’s e-government has been successfully repelled.
Tehran-Beijing Trade Volume Falls to $20b Due to Sanctions
China’s Ambassador to Tehran Chang Hua says despite fall in trade volume between both countries, the trade volume has exceeded $20b since the beginning 2019.
Tehran Capable of Producing Stable Isotopes Without Moscow
Iran has the capability to continue the projects concerning the production of stable isotopes at Fordow without Russia's help, according the spokesman of Iran nuclear agency.
President Unveils Draft “Budget of Resistance” to Counter Sanctions
President Hassan Rouhani has submitted a draft state budget to the parliament, saying it has the least possible dependence on oil and is meant to resist and counter U.S. sanctions.
Tehran, Muscat Bolster Ties by Signing 3 MoUs
Iran and Oman will increase joint efforts in areas of maritime transportation, standard, and sports, as the two countries signed three Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) on Saturday in Tehran.
Zarif Slams EU3 for Their Claims on Iran Missile Program
Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has referred to a statement issued by Washington to refute allegations made European signatories of the 2015 nuclear deal claiming Iran's missile activities have violated the deal.
President Ready for Talks If U.S. Lifts Sanctions
President Hassan Rouhani says the country is ready to sit for talks with the United States shortly after Washington removes the unlawful anti-Iran sanctions.
Tehran Wants to Sue U.S. $130b for Civil Unrest
Iran wants to recover $130 billion from the United States due to unrest in the country, Iranian judiciary spokesman Gholam-Hossein Esmaili said yesterday.