Central Iran: Iran to be released balances amounting to $ 29 billion only
Central Iran: Iran to be released balances amounting to $ 29 billion only
27/07/2015 11:26 GMT
Agencies – Iran’s central bank revealed that the country’s frozen assets abroad to be released if the successful implementation of the terms of the nuclear deal with the international six-party amounting to $ 29 billion and not $ 100 billion.
The news agency “AFP” for ways Iranian media, that the Iranian Central Bank President Crown God Saif stressed that out of $ 29 billion, there are $ 23 billion back to the Central Bank’s assets, and another 6 billion owned by the Iranian government.
Saif said that the amount which was announced earlier in July this $ 100 billion includes $ 35 billion is assets abroad employee in oil and gas projects, and $ 22 billion in deposits in the form of guarantees in Chinese banks.
He pointed out the Crown God sword that the funds that will be released is necessary to invest in the oil and gas industry, the petrochemical industry and other key sectors in the economy, also stressing the importance of the role of foreign investment in the Iranian economy, which has suffered from international sanctions for many years.
Central Bank president added that his country would be able to invest between 200 to 300 billion dollars of foreign investment.
It is noteworthy that earlier announced that Iran will be able to get more than $ 100 billion of previously frozen funds in the event of successful implementation of a nuclear agreement with the International Six-Party.
And reached Iran in July 14 of this group (5 +1) (the five permanent members of the Security Council, namely the United States, France, Britain, Russia, China and Germany) a historic agreement for the settlement of the Iranian nuclear program crisis, and culminated in the difficult negotiations the adoption of a joint comprehensive action plan, if implemented, will be fully lifting of economic and financial sanctions imposed on Iran earlier by the Security Council, the United States and the European Union.
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