ICCIMA President Shafei said Iranian provinces have huge potentials that need to be explored through provincial connections between Iran and Ukraine.
Central Bank of Iran (CBI) says these alternative routes are not susceptible to US sanctions and pressures that have been applied by Washington as part of its so-called maximum pressure campaign.
The establishment of short flights between Iranian provinces is aimed at making flights more accessible for the Iranian middle-class as well as using the potential of small airports in the country that can’t receive large planes.
The joint bank will be used to handle the Iranian export of gas to Turkey as well as import of other commodities to the country.
The proposal was floated by officials from South African and Ugandan embassies who are asking for more trade relations with Iran.
Chief Iranian banker Abdolanaser Hemmati criticised Seoul’s obstructionist policies that bar Iran from tapping into its deposits in South Korean banks.
The government of PM Modi is seriously studying plans to resume oil purchases from Iran despite the sanctions. New Delhi is reportedly ironing out the details.
The Asian country, which is one of Iran’s major trading partner, has opened the route by sending a 13,000-ton ship to Iran.
The partnership deal means Iran starts the construction of the railroad that will pass over border river Arvand. Tehran says it will take 2 years to complete the project.
An Iranian official says international business people can travel to Iran without getting their passports stamped in a bid not to prevent them from being let into the US.