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Financial Tribune- Iran Air said the deal it has signed with the American planemaker Boeing won’t be affected, if the United Sates chooses to walk out of Iran’s nuclear deal—otherwise known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action. “OFAC [US Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control] licenses for Iran Air’s [Boeing] planes have been issued. If the US pulls out of the JCPOA, this will not affect the OFAC […]

In a meeting held on October 11th, 2017 in the embassy of Croatia in Tehran, Karimi & Associates members were honored to… discuss with Croatian ambassadors the current potentials and future prospects of Iran-Croatia business relationships and the improvement of these potentials by providing professional legal assistance. Identifying specific needs and impediments of Croatian companies when entering Iranian market and proposing potential legal solutions were other subjects that were addressed.

Iran, Turkey and Qatar have signed a trilateral agreement aimed at boosting trade with Doha amid a Saudi-led blockade on the Persian Gulf sheikhdom. Iranian Minister of Industry, Mines and Business Mohammad Shariatmadari, Turkish Economy Minister Nihat Zeybekci and Qatari Economy Minister Ahmed bin Jassim Al Thani signed the deal in Tehran on Sunday. The measure would facilitate the process of the transiting goods among the three countries, by tackling

TEHRAN (FNA)- Representatives of the Iranian and South Korean private sectors signed 22 memoranda of understanding (MoUs) on the transfer of technology. The MoUs were signed during the fourth meeting themed ‘Exchanging Technology; Pivot of Iran and South Korea Small and Medium Corporations’ which was attended by eight foreign and 50 Iranian corporations involved in different fields, including production of heating and cooling insulations, solar panels, renewable energies, lithium batteries

Iran exported $139 million worth of non-oil goods to Qatar during the seven months to October 22, registering a remarkable %117.5 increase compared with the same period last year, according to the latest data released by the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration. Financial Tribune’s inquiries show that bitumen, food and agricultural products accounted for the largest portion of the exports. Bitumen exports amounted to $28 million, significantly higher than

TEHRAN (FNA)- An agreement on reciprocal persuasion and support for investment was signed between Iran and Czech Republic on Monday. The agreement was signed by Head of Organization for Investment Economic and Technical Assistance of Iran Mohammad Khazaei and Czech Republic Ambassador to Iran Svatopluk Cumba. Iranian Economy Minister Massoud Karbasian said on the sidelines of the signing ceremony and after meeting with Deputy Minister of Finance of Czech Republic

Four Iranian banks have signed an “unlimited finance deal” with the Eximbank of Russia in Moscow on Tuesday. This agreement was reached two months after the Central Bank of Iran clinched an agreement with the Export Insurance Agency of Russia (EXIAR) to pave the way for Russian banks to fund Iranian projects, a statement by the CBI said on Tuesday. Bank Sepah, the Export Development Bank of Iran, Bank Parsian

About 4.2 million tons of agricultural products worth $4.005 billion were exported from Iran during the nine months to Dec. 22, 2017, a deputy agriculture minister said. “Agricultural products made up 12.7% of Iran’s total non-oil exports in terms of value and 4.74% in terms of tonnage during the nine-month period,” IRNA also quoted Abdolmehdi Bakhshandeh as saying. Horticultural products topped the list of Iran’s agro exports value-wise, as 906,000

Chief Executive of Social Security Investment Company Morteza Lotfi said, “presently, a number of 20 foreign companies have voiced their readiness to make huge investment in Iran in various pharmaceutical, oil, gas, petrochemical and cement sectors.” In an interview with MNA correspondent, Lotfi added, “to date, talks were held with 100 foreign companies, more than 20 of which have expressed their readiness to make investment in Iran’s lucrative market.” He