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Tayyebnia’s Performance Reviewed

EghtesadOnline: President Hassan Rouhani is poised to unveil his choices for the new Cabinet in early August.
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Publish Date:30/July/2017 | 07:58

Iran Among Most Tax Attractive Emerging Markets

EghtesadOnline: Every week, press updates confirm the growing commercial interest of first class international groups in entering the Iranian market-whether it’s the US green light for export licenses to Airbus and Boeing, Renault’s joint venture, Peugeot’s extensive manufacturing contracts, or the return of major energy, oil and gas and infrastructure players to the market.
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Publish Date:29/July/2017 | 08:44

ICT Role in Iran Economy Expanding

EghtesadOnline: The information and communication technologies sector in Iran is, and expected to remain, one of the largest employers in the country. ICT is not only one of the fastest growing industries, but it is also an important enabler of innovation and development.
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Publish Date:25/July/2017 | 08:56

New Beginning for Iran’s Economy

EghtesadOnline: The latest report published by London-based provider of strategic market research Euromonitor International titled “Economy, Finance and Trade: Iran” focuses on one of the Middle East’s largest and most promising economies, according to the group’s website.
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Publish Date:24/July/2017 | 08:26

Iran’s Economy Opening Slow But Sure

EghtesadOnline: The JCPOA is one of the most successful diplomatic programs in the modern world, senior economist, Mohammad Mehdi Behkish, said.
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Publish Date:17/July/2017 | 07:00

Foreign Trade Crucial to Economic Revival

EghtesadOnline: Access to global markets is indispensable to the government's economic reforms, the first vice president said, seeking to strengthen the government's case for revitalizing foreign trade in the face of a conservative resistance.
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Publish Date:09/July/2017 | 05:02

Calls for Depoliticization of Economic Decisions

EghtesadOnline: Referring to six major problems Iran is grappling with, top presidential advisor, Masoud Nili, has called for removing resentment in politics, depoliticizing the economy and politicians making fewer public speeches, in a write-up published in the local media, including IRNA.
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Publish Date:08/July/2017 | 08:21

Economist Outlines Challenges Facing Iran’s Economy

EghtesadOnline: Corruption is the first challenge threatening Iran’s economy, prominent Iranian economist, Saeed Laylaz, has said in a write-up published by Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture’s news portal. “Although economists have repeatedly warned about this issue, I believe corruption in this country has snowballed out of control, leaving no way out. The fight against corruption should be set high on the agenda of the incoming government,” he added.
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Publish Date:21/June/2017 | 08:01

Iran’s Low Foreign Debt Helps Attract FDI

EghtesadOnline: The unique conditions of Iranian economy, especially its low amount of foreign debt, help attract foreign investments, a deputy economy minister said.
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Publish Date:13/June/2017 | 08:33

CBI Chief: Int’l banks cautious due to unfamiliarity with Iran’s economy

EghtesadOnline: Governor of Central bank of Iran (CBI) Valiollah Seif in a meeting with Australian Ambassador to Iran Ian Biggs in Tehran on Thursday underlined that the caution practiced by the international banks in their transactions with Iran is attributed to their lack of familiarity with Iran’s economy.
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Publish Date:03/June/2017 | 24:32

Iran Economy Grew 8.3%

EghtesadOnline: Iran’s economy grew 8.3% in the last fiscal year (March 2016-17) compared to the year before, the Statistical Center of Iran's latest report shows.
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Publish Date:31/May/2017 | 09:52

CBI: Iran Economy Grew 15.7% in Q3

EghtesadOnline: The Central Bank of Iran has published growth figures for the third quarter of the last Iranian year (September 22-December 20, 2016).
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Publish Date:29/May/2017 | 07:22

Economic Anxieties, Anticipations Outlined

EghtesadOnline: People’s informed choice in the presidential election has pulled the country back from the brink of populism, but the government needs to implement radical economic reforms for the next four years.
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Publish Date:22/May/2017 | 07:58