Persia and Europe

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More money for Iran normalizing trade will mean more money for everybody, as Iran upgrades its heavily sanctioned economy after 36 years. It reinforces the position of moderates in Iran.

Boeing planes from the USA

German manufacturing technology

French agro-business and car making

Italian steel mills

Japanese power stations


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Iran, Europe Aim to Speed Up Sanctions Relief

Major Deals Fuel Hopes of Implementing Relief by Year's End

by Jason Ditz antiwar.com

With the P5+1 nuclear deal already in place, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani is keen to see the rate of implementation sped up, with Iran rushing to comply with its end of the bargain in hopes of seeing similar acceleration of the sanctions relief from the West.
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He’s not the only one rooting for this, with several major European business leaders also urging their respective countries to speed up implementation of the relief to ensure that they are able to secure enormous deals aimed at bringing Iran’s transportation and oil industries back up to modern levels.
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French and German business leaders seem to be leading this call, with analysts saying the opening of Iran, and the release of long-frozen assets belonging to the nation could be one of the biggest business opportunities in the world today.
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So far the United States hasn’t gotten particularly involved in this, likely because of the political infighting over the nuclear deal that is still ongoing. Still, with companies like GE and Boeing sure to be in the running for big contracts upgrading Iran’s civil air fleet, there is likely to be pressure not to fall too far behind the rest of the world, at the risk of losing out.