2019-09-27 13:30:00
IRAN'S OIL, GAS FOR TURKEY
REUTERS - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday it was impossible for Turkey to stop buying oil and natural gas from Iran, despite the threat of U.S. sanctions, and added that trade between the two countries would continue, according to broadcaster NTV.
Speaking to reporters on his return flight from the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Erdogan said Turkey was not afraid of possible U.S. sanctions over its trade with Iran, adding that Ankara did not want to sever its cooperation with Tehran.
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Earlier:
2019, September, 25, 15:00:00
IRAN'S ECONOMY NETWORK
To circumvent U.S. banking and financial sanctions, Iran’s rulers have built up a network of traders, companies, exchange offices, and money collectors in different countries,
2019, September, 25, 14:45:00
TURKEY'S RENEWABLE WILL UP TO 39%
"Currently, we are meeting more than 30% of the electricity through renewable energy," Erdoğan explained, as he vowed to boost the current rate to 39% by 2023.
2019, September, 18, 18:25:00
ОТНОШЕНИЯ РОССИИ, ИРАНА
“Благодаря выстроенному конструктивному диалогу мы достигли существенного расширения взаимовыгодного российско-иранского взаимодействия в различных областях торгово-экономического сотрудничества, включая энергетику. Считаем, что реализация решений по итогам июньского заседания межправкомиссии в Исфахане будет важным шагом к укреплению двустороннего сотрудничества между нашими странами”, - добавил глава Минэнерго России.
2019, September, 10, 17:35:00
U.S., IRAN SANCTIONS FOREVER
The United States will continue to impose sanctions on whoever purchases Iran’s oil or conducts business with Iran’s Revolutionary Guards and no oil waivers will be re-issued, a U.S. official said on Sunday.
2019, September, 5, 14:35:00
U.S., IRAN SANCTIONS UP
Brian Hook, the U.S. special envoy for Iran, said Wednesday that the U.S. will “continue to drive up the costs” for Tehran’s efforts to develop ballistic missiles and take other actions soon after the Treasury Department imposed new restrictions on a shipping network controlled by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
