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Sweet, Yet Forbidden Fruit: Investors Poised to Pour Billions Into Iran
World's investors are queuing to enter Iran as the upcoming final nuclear deal will spawn a slew of lucrative business opportunities.
The world is counting down the days until the Iranian nuclear deal is finalized, and global companies are burning with plans to invest billions of dollars into the Islamic Republic's economy, a Chinese economic expert told IRNA.
After sanctions have been completely lifted, money will flow into Iran, as the country is the crucial hub mediating trade with the Persian Gulf States, Wenji Guk said citing three Asian countries as potential investors.
'Even in the short interval following issuance of the Switzerland statement, numerous major Asian companies from China, South Korea and Japan have expressed their readiness to increase their economic ties with Iran.'
Korean car manufacturers are already developing ties with their Iranian partners.
The promising economic cooperation will galvanize Iran's industry, the expert said.
The deadline to reach a final agreement that would guarantee the peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear activities is set for July 2015. The United States, UN Security Council and European Union agreed to lift nuclear-related sanctions in exchange for Iran's implementation of the framework agreement reached on April 2.
Read more: http://sputniknews.com/business/20150503/1021670010.html#ixzz3ZBbleIn8
World's investors are queuing to enter Iran as the upcoming final nuclear deal will spawn a slew of lucrative business opportunities.
The world is counting down the days until the Iranian nuclear deal is finalized, and global companies are burning with plans to invest billions of dollars into the Islamic Republic's economy, a Chinese economic expert told IRNA.
After sanctions have been completely lifted, money will flow into Iran, as the country is the crucial hub mediating trade with the Persian Gulf States, Wenji Guk said citing three Asian countries as potential investors.
'Even in the short interval following issuance of the Switzerland statement, numerous major Asian companies from China, South Korea and Japan have expressed their readiness to increase their economic ties with Iran.'
Korean car manufacturers are already developing ties with their Iranian partners.
The promising economic cooperation will galvanize Iran's industry, the expert said.
The deadline to reach a final agreement that would guarantee the peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear activities is set for July 2015. The United States, UN Security Council and European Union agreed to lift nuclear-related sanctions in exchange for Iran's implementation of the framework agreement reached on April 2.
Read more: http://sputniknews.com/business/20150503/1021670010.html#ixzz3ZBbleIn8
Israel is a tiny irrelevant irritant. The Israeli lobby is rapidly losing influence, in a country that itself is rapidly losing influence (US). The deal is done. It's long done.
