Iran Explores Return to Bond Markets

The transcript discusses Iran's efforts in issuing bonds and debt securities in international markets, highlighting $45 billion in signed agreements for financing projects. It addresses challenges in banking relations, particularly with larger banks, due to negotiation failures. Iran has fulfilled its obligations and expects the same from others. The country anticipates a 5% economic growth, driven by increased oil production and exports, which should boost other sectors.

What is the current status of Iranian bonds and debt securities in international markets?

• They are widely accepted without any issues.

• There are challenges, but improvements are expected.

• They are completely banned in international markets.

• They have no impact on Iran's economy.

What is one of the main issues Iran faces in its banking relations?

• Failures in negotiations with opposing sides.

• Lack of technology in banks.

• Excessive foreign investment.

• Over-regulation by Iranian authorities.

How does Iran plan to resolve its banking issues?

• By increasing oil production.

• By ignoring international regulations.

• By closing all international banks.

• Through gradual resolution of problems.

What economic growth rate does Iran expect to achieve?

• 2%

• 3%

• 5%

• 7%

How is the increase in oil production expected to affect other sectors?

• It will lead to a decrease in exports.

• It will stimulate production in other sectors.

• It will decrease production in other sectors.

• It will have no effect.