Tuesday, 18 March , 2025
  • Iran to Expand Shipping Lines to West and Southwest Africa 17 Mar 2025

    Iran to Expand Shipping Lines to West and Southwest Africa

    TEHRAN - Iran is set to bolster its maritime trade links with West and Southwest Africa, following a decision by the Africa Committee chaired by the First Vice President, according to Mohammadreza Safari, Acting Director General for Africa at Iran’s Trade Promotion Organization (TPO). This move aims to enhance Iran’s economic footprint on the continent, building on existing shipping routes and trade relationships.

President Raisi visits oil rich Bushehr Province 09 Oct 2021

President Raisi visits oil rich Bushehr Province

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi visited the oil-rich Bushehr province on Friday heading a high-ranking delegation comprised of six ministers, Shana reported.

Iran Not to Accept Any Geopolitical Change in Region 09 Oct 2021

Iran Not to Accept Any Geopolitical Change in Region

Iran’s foreign minister has ringed the alarm about Israel’s presence in the Caucasus, stressing Tehran will not tolerate a geopolitical change in the region.

U.S. Source of Destruction, Warmongering in Region 04 Oct 2021

U.S. Source of Destruction, Warmongering in Region

Islamic Revolution Leader says the presence of foreign militaries, including US troops, in the region is a source of destruction and warmongering. Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei added regional security can be ensured by the armed forces of regional countries.

Iran’s Navy will respond to any threat strongly, devastatingly 03 Oct 2021

Iran’s Navy will respond to any threat strongly, devastatingly

The Iranian Navy has stood firm against the enemies in the seas, the Navy commander has said, reiterating the military commanders’ position that Iran will give firm response to any mischievous act.

Exemption of Humanitarian Goods “Terrible Lie” 03 Oct 2021

Exemption of Humanitarian Goods “Terrible Lie”

The Permanent Mission of the Islamic Republic to the United Nations has censured the U.S. for imposing inhumane restrictive measures against Iran especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, saying the illegal sanctions deprived the country of its right to have access to vaccines at the appropriate time.

Let’s Talk about Power 02 Oct 2021

Let’s Talk about Power

With the winter season arriving, the United Kingdom is now struggling with an immense fuel shortage crisis. Long lines are snaking down streets across the UK as drivers struggle to fill up their cars, causing widespread traffic misery and worries over whether the emergency services can do their work.

Imports of Home Appliances Banned; Seoul Urged to Unfreeze Assets 02 Oct 2021

Imports of Home Appliances Banned; Seoul Urged to Unfreeze Assets

  President Ebrahim Raisi has ordered ministries of trade and finance to introduce an outright ban on home appliances imports into the country after the Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei warned that such shipments could paralyze local manufacturers.

Tehran, Moscow Reach Initial Understanding to Accelerate Joint Projects 30 Sep 2021

Tehran, Moscow Reach Initial Understanding to Accelerate Joint Projects

The head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) says Tehran and Moscow have reached preliminary understanding on a framework to accelerate joint nuclear projects.

Vaccination cuts COVID deaths among elderly by 65% 29 Sep 2021

Vaccination cuts COVID deaths among elderly by 65%

Coronavirus mortality in nursing homes has reduced by 65 percent due to mass vaccination, Hamed Barekati, the deputy health minister for population, family, and schools, has said.

Iran Exports Up 61%, Foreign Trade Hits $45b in H1 29 Sep 2021

Iran Exports Up 61%, Foreign Trade Hits $45b in H1

 Iran’s customs office (IRICA) says that exports from the country rose by 61% in value terms in the first half of the calendar year that started in late March as its foreign trade hit $45b.