Month: September 2017

Iran, an Islamic republic, is increasingly attracting the foreign investors, despite restrictions imposed by the United States over its missile programs and the military activities in this country. President Trump signed into the new implementations in the sanctions against Iran, Russia and North Korea. American restrictions stop most international banks from providing financial help to Iran, and the country is cut off from international payments systems for using debit and credit cards. The economy still hasn’t received a boost from sanctions relief, and many big banks that left the country have not returned. This slow pace of change has left many senior leaders at multinational companies frustrated about Iran’s potential.

However, despite a weakened economy, political tensions, market uncertainty, and the lingering effects of sanctions, Iran remains an important opportunity for investors in emerging markets. The foreign companies, foreign governments, and Iranians hoped to see the improvements of Iran’s investment weather after implementing a nuclear deal and sanctions relief in the country.

Some eminent Economistsays that the Iran has the potential to expand its economy and become more prosperous now that many economic sanctions have been lifted.The most obvious area of expansion in the new post-sanctions environment is Iran’s vital ‘energy and manufacturing’ sectors. When sanctions made imports difficult, Iran’s manufacturing sector turned out all kinds of merchandise from socks to home appliances. He explains that there is likely to be a “huge sorting out” to see which of these businesses can survive a new, post-sanctions era that is likely to include competition from imports that are often cheaper.

Renault, the French carmakerdealsany unilateral United States trade barriers still in place against business with Iran. Renault has pledged to open two factories with Iranian partners. One partner, the Industrial Development and Renovation Organization, a government conglomerate named as IDRO and which controls the 117 companies, was long under sanctions by the United States and Europe which accused it of supporting Iran’s missile program. Those sanctions were lifted under Iran’s nuclear agreement with world powers last year, which allowed Renault and other foreign companies, to do more businesswith the country.

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