Iran Attracts $5.95bn of Foreign Investment
TEHRAN, IRNA – The head of the Organization for Investment Economic and Technical Assistance of Iran Ali Fekri has said that $5.95 billion of foreign investment has been attracted during the 13th government, which logging a 250% growth compared with the last year of the former government.
The main mission of the organization is to attract foreign investment, He added that the 13th government has approved 338 investment plans worth $10.2 billion.
He noted that $5.95 billion worth of investment has been implemented.
Over the last year, the largest real foreign investor was Russia with 2.7 billion dollars in two oil projects. The UAE, Turkey, China and Afghanistan were the most important investors in the country, respectively.
China’s presence is more limited to small and medium-sized investments in 25 projects worth 185 million dollars, and more investments are made in mining projects and transportation terminals.