Sunday, 12 January , 2025
  • Efforts to Resolve Turkey’s Customs Issues 11 Jan 2025

    Efforts to Resolve Turkey’s Customs Issues

    TEHRAN - Minister of Agriculture Jihad emphasized the government's strong commitment to supporting the private sector, stating that obstacles hindering private sector development, production growth, and export expansion—particularly in agriculture and food industries—must be eliminated.

Iraqis Owe Over $800m to Iranian Companies 30 Dec 2021

Iraqis Owe Over $800m to Iranian Companies

Secretary of Iranian Association of Exporters of Technical and Engineering Services Bahman Salehi Javid says Iraq’s debts to Iran are a huge figure as Iraqis owe some $800m to Iranian companies.

Iran Foreign Trade Surpasses $72b 29 Dec 2021

Iran Foreign Trade Surpasses $72b

Head of Iranian Customs Administration (IRICA) Alireza Moghadasi said that the country's foreign trade exceeded $72 billion in the first nine months until the end of the fall.

Iran GDP Stands at $1tr Despite Economic War 28 Dec 2021

Iran GDP Stands at $1tr Despite Economic War

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) in its report has put the Islamic Republic of Iran’s GDP at 1 trillion dollars in the year 2021.

Raisi praises successful military drill 27 Dec 2021

Raisi praises successful military drill

The success of "the Great Prophet 17" maneuver shows Iran's military capability in protecting the interests and security of its nation, President Ebrahim Raisi said in a message on Saturday.

Tehran, Muscat Seek Boosting All-Out Ties 27 Dec 2021

Tehran, Muscat Seek Boosting All-Out Ties

The 8h meeting of the Joint Strategic Consultation Committee of Iran and Oman was held in the presence of Iran deputy foreign minister for political affairs and Oman deputy foreign minister for diplomat affairs on Saturday.

Iran Not to Exceed 60% Nuclear Enrichment 26 Dec 2021

Iran Not to Exceed 60% Nuclear Enrichment

Iran's atomic chief says the Islamic Republic will not enrich uranium beyond the current 60% purity even if negotiations with the P4+1 group in Vienna fail to produce an agreement, and sanctions imposed by the United States remain in place.

IRGC Hails Iran’s Kamikaze, Reconnaissance Drones 25 Dec 2021

IRGC Hails Iran’s Kamikaze, Reconnaissance Drones

The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC)’s chief says the Ground Force under his watch put on display a combination of the “major elements of its power” during the latest maneuvers, which featured kamikaze and reconnaissance drones as new components of the Force’s offensive might.

President Says Current Price Regulation “Unacceptable” 23 Dec 2021

President Says Current Price Regulation “Unacceptable”

President Seyed Ebrahim Raisi expressed his dissatisfaction over the current situation of price regulation in the country despite some economic achievement in the international trade.

ITI Rail Link Opens in Blow to U.S. Bid to Sideline Iran 22 Dec 2021

ITI Rail Link Opens in Blow to U.S. Bid to Sideline Iran

The first freight train to run from Pakistan to Turkey through Iran has departed after a 10-year hiatus in a major boost to the trading credentials of the three founders of the Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO).

Commander Warns Israel of Crushing Response If It Is Attacked 21 Dec 2021

Commander Warns Israel of Crushing Response If It Is Attacked

Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) warned Israel of a 'crushing' response to any attack on its nuclear and military sites, emphasizing that the country will target the source of any aggression against its sensitive sites.