'These funds are only waiting for the US commitment to its pledges towards Iran,' Schneider said.
According to IRNA, the Luxembourg's deputy prime minister said that his country has made efforts at the European Union (EU) to remove the obstacles hindering the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to support his country's investment in Iran, adding, 'This MoU might be signed next week.'
Schneider, meantime, voiced interest in setting a branch of an Iranian bank in his country to boost banking cooperation.
EghtesadOnline: Luxembourg's Deputy Prime Minister Etienne Schneider voiced readiness of his country's investment funds to operate in Iran, and called on the US to show commitment to its pledges pertaining to Iran.