Iranian Economy.....news and discussions

[aryobarzan]

If we had the bomb no regional country can threaten us ot even think of it.....That gives Iran plennnnnnnty of time to do in-house R$D for Space, Aviation, Engine, etc...All domains that foreigners are reluctant to share technology..

Today's IR has caught the same disease that we had during shah era..."BUY rather than Build". Early years of revolution were not like that....Buying has commissions, kickback ,bribes..etc and today's mullahs or their newly hatched "Mullah-zadeh" have discovered this quick path to wealth.... so we can see that in airforce crowd cheering for buying Russian aircraft or Tehran mayor proudly announcing increasing China's production lines with Iranian funds!!. the "shah disease" is now here in the Islamic Republic. Fu* them all basterds.

 

[HGV]

when you compare them to 215 f-15SA from ksa or UAEs 80 Rafael or 30+ F-35 of Israel or 35 f-16v of Bahrain i wonder what they plug? wonder if the plug the gap in Asfghanistan border

well they plug more than your engine project that needs 20 years

I say we ask operators of ground-based IADS if they think small modern interceptor fleet to support them is helpful or not

 

[Shahzad Riaz]

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[AbdulQadir7]

Iran and Russia have officially completed the integration of their national payment systems.
Russia's Mir payment system was officially connected to Iran's Shetab at a ceremony in Tehran today.
The first phase of the integration will allow holders of Shetab national payment system cards to use them at Russian ATMs.
In the second phase, Russian tourists will be able to use their Mir cards in Iran. Upon completion of the third phase, Iranian citizens will be able to use their Shetab cards to pay for goods and services in Russia.

 

[sidkhan2]

Russia and Iran have successfully transitioned to using their national currencies for the vast majority of their bilateral trade, achieving over 96% of mutual settlements in local currencies. This shift marks a significant step towards dedollarization, reflecting both countries' efforts to reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar amid ongoing economic sanctions and geopolitical tensions.

Key Developments:​

• Bilateral Trade Growth: Despite a decline in overall trade volume from $4.9 billion in 2022 to $4 billion in 2023, trade between Russia and Iran has seen a 12.4% increase in the first part of 2024 compared to the previous year. This growth is attributed to enhanced cooperation in various sectors, including energy and transport.
• Strategic Partnership: The two nations are expected to formalize their relationship through a comprehensive strategic partnership agreement, which will likely include provisions for cooperation in media, education, space exploration, and cultural exchanges. This treaty aims to bolster economic ties and facilitate trade in national currencies further.
• Economic Context: Both Russia and Iran face significant challenges due to Western sanctions. By conducting trade in their own currencies, they aim to circumvent these restrictions and strengthen their economic independence. This strategy is particularly crucial for Iran, which has been heavily sanctioned over its nuclear program.
• Joint Projects: The partnership has led to several major joint projects, including the construction of the Rasht-Astara railway and the continued operation of the Bushehr nuclear power plant in Iran. Additionally, both countries are collaborating on the International North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC), enhancing connectivity between Russia, Iran, and India.
• Geopolitical Implications: The deepening ties between Russia and Iran signal a shift towards a multipolar world order, challenging U.S. hegemony. Both nations are positioning themselves as key players in reshaping global dynamics, advocating for alternatives to Western-led systems.

Conclusion​

The complete dedollarization of trade between Russia and Iran underscores their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations while navigating a complex geopolitical landscape. As they continue to enhance economic cooperation and pursue joint projects, the implications for global trade patterns and international relations could be profound, particularly as other nations observe this model of collaboration amidst sanctions and economic pressures.