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Iran’s nine-month pistachio exports down 19% YOY

Figures by Iran’s customs office (IRICA) show that pistachio exports from the country declined by around a fifth in the nine months to December 21.

Agriculture and Environment

Iran’s non-oil exports up 40% in March-December

Figures by the Iranian customs office (IRICA) show that non-oil exports from the country rose by 40% year on year in the nine months to December 21.

Trade

Iran imposes travel ban on neighbors to contain Omicron

Iran has started imposing a two-week travel ban from neighbors as the country struggles to prevent a surge in potential infections related to the Omicron variant of the coronavius.

Society Economy

Iran agrees to tea for oil debt barter with Sri Lanka

Iran has agreed to import tea from Sri Lanka to settle an old debt owed by the country for imports of oil from Iran.

Energy

ITI railway opens in blow to US bid to isolate 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).

Transportation

Iran steel exports at nearly 5 million tons in March-November

Iranian steelmakers have managed to sell more shipments to foreign customers this year despite increased American pressure on the country’s trade and banking relations with other countries.

Mine and Industry

Iran Khodro resumes car production in Africa

Iran Khodro, the biggest automobile producer in the Middle East, has reactivated its assembly line for production of Samand sedans in Senegal, its deputy director for exports and international affairs says.

Mine and Industry

Iran fully ready to roll out coronavirus booster program

Iran’s Vice President Mohamamd Mokhber has announced the country’s full preparedness for rolling out coronavirus booster vaccinations amid efforts by the government to prevent a fresh surge in the number of infections.

Society Economy

Iran plans overseas farming in Russia, Brazil

Iran plans overseas farming in Brazil and Russia to grow crops and secure a stable supply amid surging food prices and lingering drought.

Agriculture and Environment

Iran’s rial dips on speculation over Vienna talks

Iran’s rials has hit a two-year low against major international currencies amid growing speculative fervor in the market about how a new round of talks between the country and world powers on reviving a 2015 nuclear deal will proceed in Vienna in the coming weeks.

Financial Markets