VOICED : Tehran bazaar blends hope caution a year after nuclear deal

The video discusses the aftermath of the nuclear deal with Iran, highlighting the lifting of sanctions in exchange for Iran giving up its nuclear weapons program. Despite this, the Iranian economy remains troubled, with little noticeable improvement in daily life. Public sentiment is skeptical, though there is some hope for future change. Iran's oil exports have increased, contributing to economic growth, but challenges remain due to ongoing sanctions and human rights issues. Potential investors are cautious, awaiting further approvals from American authorities.

What was the primary condition for lifting sanctions against Iran?

• Iran agreeing to reduce oil exports

• Iran giving up its nuclear weapons program

• Iran improving its human rights record

• Iran increasing trade with Europe

How do most people in Tehran's Great Bazaar feel about the nuclear deal?

• They are optimistic about immediate changes

• They believe the deal has already improved the economy

• They have faith in the deal's long-term benefits

• They doubt the deal's ability to bring change

What is President Rouhani's expectation regarding foreign investments after the lifting of sanctions?

• He believes investments will double immediately

• He predicts a decrease in foreign investments

• He anticipates $30 to $50 billion in investments per year

• He expects no significant change

What is one of the main reasons for Iran's potential economic growth?

• Its large agricultural exports

• Its advanced technology sector

• Its rich oil and gas resources

• Its strong manufacturing industry

What is a significant obstacle for companies like Boeing and Airbus in doing business with Iran?

• High tariffs imposed by Iran

• Need for approval from American authorities

• Competition from European companies

• Lack of interest from Iranian companies