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Iran's non-oil exports up 30% pass $14.3b
by Amir Taheri
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Iran's 6 month non-oil exports are in and show a 30% raise compared to last year. "Some 14.3 billion dollars of non-oil goods and gas condensates have been exported in the first half of the Iranian calendar year reported Press TV. That figure shows a 30% growth compared to the corresponding figure of the previous year," said Mohammad Mehdi Nahavandi, the managing director of the Commercial Development Office for Trade Promotion Organization of Iran on Saturday.
Despite numerous sanctions and the Treasury Department devoting a resource whose sole purpose is to impede Iran's economic growth through country hopping and threatening international banks that they would lose their American connections, Iran has found ways of circumventing those efforts and even growing its customer base for its products. To date the US has tied Iran's largest shipping firm, the complete insurance industry, all Iranian banks including the Central Bank, the gasoline, oil and petrochemical industry, and lately Iranian carpets, saffron and pistachio to the nuclear file. It will be interesting to see what new industry from Iran will be sanctioned because it is supporting the nuclear industry. Keeping in mind that the decision makers in Washington will be looking for industries that have direct involvement to the nuclear industry and avoid impacting the general Iranian population and only the Iranian government.
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In view of above news, a question arise that, despite Pakistan having all favorable scenario as front line strategical partner of global focrces and rich in all the natural resouces as well, then why we are still an unstable ladder and lacking behind???
It's just because, no 'will', no vision, no leadership, in short no any sincerity observed in all available political stakeholders
of Pakistan and that's why instead to uplift the country, they draged down to the worst 
by Amir Taheri
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Iran's 6 month non-oil exports are in and show a 30% raise compared to last year. "Some 14.3 billion dollars of non-oil goods and gas condensates have been exported in the first half of the Iranian calendar year reported Press TV. That figure shows a 30% growth compared to the corresponding figure of the previous year," said Mohammad Mehdi Nahavandi, the managing director of the Commercial Development Office for Trade Promotion Organization of Iran on Saturday.
Despite numerous sanctions and the Treasury Department devoting a resource whose sole purpose is to impede Iran's economic growth through country hopping and threatening international banks that they would lose their American connections, Iran has found ways of circumventing those efforts and even growing its customer base for its products. To date the US has tied Iran's largest shipping firm, the complete insurance industry, all Iranian banks including the Central Bank, the gasoline, oil and petrochemical industry, and lately Iranian carpets, saffron and pistachio to the nuclear file. It will be interesting to see what new industry from Iran will be sanctioned because it is supporting the nuclear industry. Keeping in mind that the decision makers in Washington will be looking for industries that have direct involvement to the nuclear industry and avoid impacting the general Iranian population and only the Iranian government.
QUOTE:
In view of above news, a question arise that, despite Pakistan having all favorable scenario as front line strategical partner of global focrces and rich in all the natural resouces as well, then why we are still an unstable ladder and lacking behind???
It's just because, no 'will', no vision, no leadership, in short no any sincerity observed in all available political stakeholders
of Pakistan and that's why instead to uplift the country, they draged down to the worst 
