What to Expect From Iran's Presidential Election

The video discusses the Iranian election, focusing on the competition between Rouhani and Raisi. It examines the impact of US sanctions under Trump's administration and their limited effect on foreign businesses. The risks for European companies considering business in Iran are highlighted, along with Rouhani's campaign promise to lift non-nuclear sanctions, which faces challenges due to geopolitical dynamics.

What is the main reason for the expectation of Rouhani's victory in the elections?

• Raisi's lack of support from conservative figures

• Rouhani's strong economic performance

• Raisi's declining popularity

• Rouhani's established political presence

How has the Trump administration's sanctions affected foreign companies looking to do business in Iran?

• They have encouraged more foreign investments

• They have had limited economic impact

• They have completely stopped foreign trade

• They have significantly hindered foreign investments

What is a major challenge for European businesses wanting to invest in Iran?

• Strict European Union regulations

• Geopolitical risks and banking issues

• High competition from U.S. companies

• Lack of interest from Iranian companies

What promise did Rouhani make during his campaign regarding sanctions?

• To negotiate new sanctions with the U.S.

• To remove the remaining non-nuclear sanctions

• To maintain the current sanctions

• To increase sanctions on Iran

What two approvals are necessary for Rouhani to successfully lift further U.S. sanctions?

• Approval from the Iranian Supreme Leader and Trump

• Consent from the Iranian Parliament and the U.S. Senate

• Support from the Iranian military and the U.S. Congress

• Endorsement from the European Union and the U.N.