Iran: frozen $ 29 billion of funds
7/26/15
No. 100 billion includes the $ 35 billion back to the oil projects, and 22 billion deposited as collateral in China.
BAGHDAD / obelisk announced Iran's central bank governor, Crown Sword of God, Sunday, that the frozen Iranian assets abroad amounting to $ 29 billion, not $ 100 billion as the United States announced.
And the transfer of Iranian state television for Saif as saying that "$ 23 billion is the resources of the proceeds from the central bank, and is almost 6 billion for the government, for a total of $ 29 billion."
This figure is much lower than the estimates made by the United States that the Iranian assets frozen, because of international sanctions on its nuclear program, ranging between 100 and 150 billion dollars.
Saif said that "the number was 100 billion includes $ 35 billion back to the oil projects, and 22 billion deposited as collateral in China."
He said Seif "We can accommodate between 200 and 300 billion dollars of foreign investment."
Since reaching a preliminary agreement in November 2013, Iran got $ 10 billion of its assets frozen in foreign banks or from its reserves of gold also frozen abroad, according to Iranian media.
The needs of the Iranian economy, which is burdened by international sanctions, to large investments to re-launch the key sectors such as oil, gas and petrochemical products and automobiles.
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7/26/15
No. 100 billion includes the $ 35 billion back to the oil projects, and 22 billion deposited as collateral in China.
BAGHDAD / obelisk announced Iran's central bank governor, Crown Sword of God, Sunday, that the frozen Iranian assets abroad amounting to $ 29 billion, not $ 100 billion as the United States announced.
And the transfer of Iranian state television for Saif as saying that "$ 23 billion is the resources of the proceeds from the central bank, and is almost 6 billion for the government, for a total of $ 29 billion."
This figure is much lower than the estimates made by the United States that the Iranian assets frozen, because of international sanctions on its nuclear program, ranging between 100 and 150 billion dollars.
Saif said that "the number was 100 billion includes $ 35 billion back to the oil projects, and 22 billion deposited as collateral in China."
He said Seif "We can accommodate between 200 and 300 billion dollars of foreign investment."
Since reaching a preliminary agreement in November 2013, Iran got $ 10 billion of its assets frozen in foreign banks or from its reserves of gold also frozen abroad, according to Iranian media.
The needs of the Iranian economy, which is burdened by international sanctions, to large investments to re-launch the key sectors such as oil, gas and petrochemical products and automobiles.
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