United States estimate that a variety of frozen Iranian assets, including foreign exchange reserves are worth between 100 and 150 billion dollars. Seif said that the difference between the assessment of Tehran and Washington arises from the fact that Americans add on to the frozen assets of 35 billion dollars. oil-related projects and $ 22 billion. deposited in China.
From the signing of a preliminary agreement between Tehran and the six powers on Iran’s nuclear program in 2013 Iran was recovered about $ 10 billion. Blocked in various foreign banks – Iranian media reported.
The final agreement signed recently in Geneva should allow you to unlock Irany other assets over the next few months – predicts AFP.
Iranian economy after years of Western sanctions and embargoes oil export financing needs and, above all foreign investment in the most important for the energy sector. Iran’s oil facilities are outdated.
The country’s economy “is able to absorb between 200 and 300 billion dollars. foreign investment, “- said the head of the CBI.
It is estimated, however, that Tehran can quickly capitalize on considerable oil reserves ; accumulated on tankers stocks of raw materials reaches 40 million barrels that after the lifting of restrictions can instantly hit the market – according to Stratfor American center.
modernizing mining installations – probably with the help of live that interested foreign oil companies – Iran may, within six months to accelerate the pace of production and export about 500 thousand. up to 800 thousand. barrels per day; not only tease that the Iranian economy, but will create a strong pressure on world oil prices – recently wrote, “The Financial Times”.
European oil giants and many other companies counting on the development of trade and cooperation with Iran. German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel has already a three-day visit to Iran, during which he met with President Hasan Rowhanim and leading ministers. Vice-Chancellor accompanied by a delegation of German businessmen, including the heads of major corporations – Linde and BASF.
Before the imposition of sanctions in Berlin It was the most important exporter of goods to Iran, but since 2007 Germany has been overtaken by China.
(RZ)
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