The meeting, chaired by Abolfersul Kodehei, Deputy Minister and Director of Iran’s Investment and Economic and Technical Assistance Organization, reviewed 97 proposals across a wide range of sectors. These included renewable energy, solar power, industry, mining, capital markets, agriculture, pharmaceutical and healthcare, housing, automotive manufacturing, tourism, international logistics and transportation, and a variety of services industries.
The investment demand came from countries that include members of the diaspora of the United Arab Emirates, Turkey, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, South Korea, China, Pakistan, Iraq, the Czech Republic, Oman and Iran.
83 projects were approved, but 14 items were postponed for additional technical evaluations in the next session of the board.
Since the start of the spring, the board has been convened three times, giving approval to over 250 investment proposals worth a total of $10 billion. The meeting is held monthly by the investment institution to evaluate and grant foreign investment applications.
MNA/