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Iran’s Handwoven Carpet Exports Reach 61 Countries Worldwide
EconomyIran produced approximately 2.43 million square meters of handwoven carpets during the first 10 months of the current Iranian year, according to the head of the Iran National Carpet Center.
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Cold Plasma Technology Tackles Agricultural Contamination in Iran
EconomyIran is expanding the peaceful application of nuclear-related technologies in agriculture, with cold plasma technology emerging as a key tool to address long-standing challenges such as contamination and post-harvest losses.
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Brent Crude Rises to $71.76 Amid U.S.–Iran Tensions
EconomyGlobal oil prices edged higher on Saturday as investors weighed escalating geopolitical tensions between the United States and Iran against ongoing concerns about global oversupply.
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Iran–U.S. Oil Cooperation Considered Possible Amid Nuclear Talks
EconomyIran’s oil minister has stated that cooperation between Iran and the United States in the oil and gas sector cannot be ruled out, as diplomatic engagements and nuclear negotiations between the two countries continue.
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Oil Prices Continue to Rise After Strait of Hormuz Closure Drill
EconomyOil prices extended their gains on Thursday, climbing above $71 per barrel, following Iran’s reported success in a joint naval exercise with Russia in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Iran Becomes Owner of Industrial Radiography Technology for Pipeline Inspection
EconomyA leading Iranian technology company has made significant strides in advancing industrial radiography, successfully designing and manufacturing X-ray-based systems that meet the needs of critical national industries. This achievement is especially notable in the field of pipeline inspection for refineries.
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Iran’s Daily Oil Production Surges by Over 63,000 Barrels
EconomyThe CEO of Petropars Group, Hamidreza Saghafi, announced today that oil production at the South Azadegan field has increased by more than 63,000 barrels per day (bpd) over the past 17 months, following a series of intensive technical and operational overhauls.
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Start of International Internet Reopening in Iran
EconomyThe gradual reopening of international internet access in Iran began on Thursday afternoon, with full nationwide connectivity expected within the next 24 hours, provided no new technical disruptions occur.
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Iran to Boost Crude Oil Production by 135,000 Barrels Per Day
EconomyThe CEO of the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) has announced the implementation of two major contracts in the fields of oil processing and drilling. These projects are set to increase Iran’s daily crude oil production by 135,000 barrels and create approximately 7,000 direct and indirect jobs across the country.
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Iran Signs $2 Billion Oil Investment Contracts
EconomyIn a ceremony attended by Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, investment contracts worth over $2 billion were signed by the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) in two key sectors: guaranteed drilling services and crude oil refining.
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Iran’s Oil Sales Hit Record High
EconomyIran’s Oil Minister, Mohsen Paknejad, stated that oil sales over the past 14 months, through export shipments, have reached record levels.
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Iran’s First Radar Satellite to Be Unveiled Soon
EconomyThe head of Iran’s Space Organization said: “The country’s first radar satellite is being built by Saaian Space Group and will be unveiled soon.”
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Third Reactor Ring Installed at Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant Unit 2
EconomyThe installation of the third ring of blocks of the inner protective shell of the reactor building at Unit 2 of the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant has been successfully completed.
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Iran–Africa Trade Reaches $849 Million in Eight Months
EconomyIran’s trade volume with African countries reached $849 million in the first eight months of the current Iranian year (March to November), marking a 77 percent increase compared with the same period last year, according to officials.
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Direct Flights Between Iran and Pakistan Increase to Seven Per Week
EconomyPakistan’s Ambassador to Iran has announced an increase in the number of direct flights between Iran and Pakistan, raising the total to seven flights per week—a development expected to support bilateral cooperation in trade, tourism, and people-to-people exchanges.
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OPEC and IEA Diverge Over Iran’s Oil Production Figures
EconomyTwo of the world’s most influential oil market institutions—the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and the International Energy Agency (IEA)—have released differing estimates regarding Iran’s oil production in August 2024, highlighting ongoing uncertainties surrounding the country’s actual output levels.
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Significant Decline in Iran’s Gasoline Consumption Following Fuel Card Reform
EconomyIran has recorded a notable reduction in daily gasoline consumption following the implementation of a reform plan aimed at regulating fuel station cards. Iran’s Minister of Oil announced that the measure has led to a decrease of approximately 9 million liters in the country’s daily gasoline usage, a development widely seen as an important step toward more efficient energy management and greater transparency in fuel distribution.
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Iran Officially Launches a Three-Tier Gasoline Pricing System
EconomyIran has officially implemented a three-tier gasoline pricing system as of midnight on Saturday, December 13, marking a significant shift in the country’s fuel policy after six years of stable prices. The move is being presented by the government as part of a gradual effort to reform energy subsidies and manage fuel consumption.
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A New Chapter in Tehran’s Rail Diplomacy
Iran Sends Its First Domestic Freight Train to Central Asia
EconomyIran has entered a new phase of regional rail diplomacy with the dispatch of its first freight train — fully composed of domestically built wagons — to Uzbekistan. The move marks a turning point that could reshape Tehran’s role in the East–West corridor and strengthen its position in Central Asian transit routes.
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Iran, Turkey aim for $10 billion trade volume
EconomyIranian Minister of Industry, Mine and Trade Mohammad Atabak has announced plans to increase bilateral trade between Iran and Turkey by $2 billion in the coming year, targeting a total trade volume of $10 billion.