Sanctions | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 10

Japan Gravitating Back to Long-Neglected Iran Investments

“We had useful talks with Japan’s State Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry [Daishiro Yamagiwa] as well as CEOs of Japanese companies,” announced Iran’s Oil Minister Bijan Zangeneh

US Treasury Adds Russian Gazprom field to Sanctions List

The US Treasury Department added a field operated by Gazprom to its list of targeted economic sanctions,

Iran and Azerbaijan to Take Advantage of Sanctions Removal

Amir Hossein Zamaninia, Iran's deputy oil minister for international affairs and trade, announced that his country and the Republic of Azerbaijan plan to expand their cooperation in oil and gas sectors

Italy’s Eni Heading Back to Iran, with Pre-Conditions

Ali Akbar Farazi, Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines, and Agriculture (ICCIMA) deputy for international affairs, announced that senior executives of Italy’s oil giant, ENI, will arrive in Tehran as part of a ...

China Investing in Iran in Anti-Sanctions Effort

China's state oil giants are set to start pumping a combined 160,000 b/d at two projects in southwestern Iran from around October, company sources said, contributing to Tehran's plan to boost output ahead of sanction ...

German Chemical Giant Heading to Post-Sanction Iran

Germany’s BASF, the world’s biggest chemical maker, has announced that it plans to return to the Iranian market.

Iran PetroChem Export Balancing Act Needs Russian Help

Russia is in talks with Iran for supplies of petrochemical products in exchange for assets as part of their barter deal, an official in Tehran has said.

Iran Targets Pre-Sanction Levels and South Asian Market

The National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) is set to increase production from all oilfields this year and can reach its pre-sanctions output capacity of 4 million b/d if there is sufficient market demand

Iran Nuke Deal Reached, Governments and Corporations Measure Ramifications

Iran and six world powers reached an agreement on Tuesday to lift sanctions against the Islamic Republic, and while U.S. and Iranian leaders have heralded the deal as a victory, the real winners could be corporations ...

Iran Targeting US Market for Petrochemicals, Following Nuke Deal

Iran has worked out a “special plan” for exports of petrochemical products to the US, secretary of the Association of Petrochemical Industry Corporations (AIPC) Ahmad Mahdavi said on Monday

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