Kazakhstan sends first railway cargo to Iran

The first freight train from Kazakhstan entered Iran on Sunday through Incheboron international railroad, carrying coal.

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Leader calls for necessary measure to contain spread of COVID-19 in Iran

Tehran, IRNA – Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, in a letter to President Hassan Rouhani on Monday, called for any possible measure to contain the spread of the coronavirus disease and the circulation of the virus.

Iran, Tatarstan discuss enhanced agricultural cooperation

Tatarstan’s Minister of Agriculture and Food Marat Zyabbarov, in a meeting with Iranian ambassador to Russia Kazem Jalali on Thursday, called for promotion of relations with Tehran.

Iran sees Iraqi market as chance for Arvand Free Zone’s development

Acting CEO of Arvand Free Zone organization Hossein Garousi said on Monday that the market of Iraq, as Iran’s biggest economic partner, is regarded as a chance for economic development and investment in this free zone in southwestern Iran.

ICCIMA to set up five trade offices across world

Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (ICCIMA) President Gholam Hossein Shafei said on Wednesday that the entity is ready to establish five national trade offices in five countries to introduce Iranian goods.

1st cargo route connecting 3 Indian ports to Chabahar opens

A first large container ship that called three Indian ports before making it to Iran has berthed at the country’s strategic Chabahar Port.

China says economic ties with Iran "durable, growing"

Beijing has been sticking to the 2015 Iran nuclear deal and has vowed to allow Iran to keep trade in a time when the US unilaterally abandoned the international treaty and reimposed sanctions on Tehran.

Iran bans foreign product advertisement to bolster domestic economy

Faced by Washingtons punitive measures since Trump Administrations abandoning of the 2015 international nuclear deal, Iran is exploring avenues to enhace its own economy rather than rely on foreing imports.

Iran accelerates work at Turkey border crossing to boost trade

Tehran-Ankara have vowed to push their mutual trade level in a bid to boost their regional cooperation.

Foreign companies eye Iran crude on Energy Exchange

After Washington unilaterally walked away from the 2015 nuclear deal signed with Iran, Europe, Russia and China, Tehran moved to cushion the consequences of renewed economic sanctions on its vital oil sector.