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Economic parliamentary: the decision to impose sanctions on Iran will lead to increase Iraqi revenues
Sunday, February 5, 2012 11:11
[Baghdad - where]
Said a member of the parliamentary economic committee that Iraq Qusay Ebadi able to raise revenue if implemented United Nations sanctions on Iran
Ebadi said in a statement to all of Iraq [where] that "Iraq could increase its revenues to exploit the UN resolution to impose economic sanctions on Iran because Iraq will become the only outlet for Iranian trade."
He added that "The decision to impose sanctions on Iran will contribute to make them go to Iraq, its only port wisely and thereby increase the revenues of Iraq."
The latest report of the Agency of State for Atomic Energy of the United Nations to impose sanctions because of new information indicating that Iran appears to have worked on the design of an atomic bomb, Tehran, calling the report as baseless and measure its enemies in the West.
It is noteworthy that the United States, Britain and Canada imposed new measures against money and energy sectors in Iran earlier in France and proposed new sanctions "unprecedented", including freezing the assets of Iran's central bank and the suspension of oil purchases from Iran. "Ended 2
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Sunday, February 5, 2012 11:11
[Baghdad - where]
Said a member of the parliamentary economic committee that Iraq Qusay Ebadi able to raise revenue if implemented United Nations sanctions on Iran
Ebadi said in a statement to all of Iraq [where] that "Iraq could increase its revenues to exploit the UN resolution to impose economic sanctions on Iran because Iraq will become the only outlet for Iranian trade."
He added that "The decision to impose sanctions on Iran will contribute to make them go to Iraq, its only port wisely and thereby increase the revenues of Iraq."
The latest report of the Agency of State for Atomic Energy of the United Nations to impose sanctions because of new information indicating that Iran appears to have worked on the design of an atomic bomb, Tehran, calling the report as baseless and measure its enemies in the West.
It is noteworthy that the United States, Britain and Canada imposed new measures against money and energy sectors in Iran earlier in France and proposed new sanctions "unprecedented", including freezing the assets of Iran's central bank and the suspension of oil purchases from Iran. "Ended 2
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