Iranian oil company Pars will sign an agreement with GS Oil from South Korea with an estimated value of 240 million euros.

Managing Director of Petropars Company, Gholamreza Manuchehri said Iran's gas production would be increased by one billion cubic feet.

Iran Export-Import Laws and Regulations of 2008 (1387)

Doing Business compiles procedural requirements for export ing and importing a standardized cargo of goods by ocean transport.

Doing Business records all procedures required for a business in the construction industry to build a standardized warehouse. These procedures include submitting all relevant project-specific documents (for example, building plans and site maps) to the authorities;

ndicators on enforcing contracts measure the efficiency of the judicial system in resolving a commercial dispute. The data are built by following the step-by-step evolution of a commercial sale dispute before local courts. The data are collected through study of the codes of civil procedure and other court regulations as well as surveys completed by local litigation lawyers (and, in a quarter of the countries, by judges as well).

Iran's Free Zones are supervised by a council consisting of 14 ministers and high ranking officials under the chairmanship of the President - The Council has a Secretariat which coordinates the affairs of the zones.

Introduction:

Department of International Affairs has formed the Export Technical engineering Services office. In this Department

Iran Export-Import Laws and Regulations of 2008 (1387)

Chapter One:

Definitions :

Article 1.

The terms and expressions used in this Act shall have the following meanings:

Act: The Foreign Investment Promotion and Protection Act.

Non-Oil Goods Export Achivement (March 2007- March 2008)

Iran's Business Websites

INTRODUCTION

The Islamic Republic of Iran has long served as a nexus for trade and culture between East and West. Among the largest, most populous and strategically important nations of the region, it harbors within its borders an amazing assortment of climates, landscapes and ethnic cities.

Following the 1979 victory of the Islamic Revolution in Iran and the subsequent Iraqi invasion, much of the data on Iran's post revolutionary economic affairs during the 1980's points to many undeniable economic shortfalls and setbacks. For an objective evaluation of these shortcomings it is best to overview some of the handicaps and disadvantages the economy faced during that somewhat turbulent decade.

Association of Iran Textile Industries
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FAX: (+98-21) 66705450
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Iran Informatics Companies Association
TEL: (+98-21) 88764043, 88760541-2
FAX: (+98-21) 88762037
Http:// www.irica.com
Email: info@irica.com

Polypropylene Jute & Sack Producers Association
TEL: (+98-21) 22053763, 22048681
FAX: (+98-21) 22053012
Http:// aoppjsp.com
Email:  info@aoppjsp.com

Pakistan signed a Preferential Trade Agreement with Islamic Republic of Iran on 4th March 2004. The Cabinet ratified the agreement on 25th May 2005. As mutually agreed the agreement has become operational from 1st September 2006.

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