Mohammad Dehqan, Iran’s Deputy President for Legal Affairs, has stressed that Iran has no frozen assets in Iraq.
Iranian Labour News Agency
Mohammad Dehqan, Iran’s Deputy President for Legal Affairs, has stressed that Iran has no frozen assets in Iraq.
Tehran has obtained the necessary guarantees that the United States will honor its commitments under an agreement to release Iran’s frozen assets, Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kanaani said Monday.
Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein said that there will be no threat from the Iraqi Kurdistan Region against Iran.
Some top politicians and former officials of the United States have censured President Joe Biden for conducting a prisoner swap with Iran that also included the release of billions of dollar worth of Iran’s frozen assets.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman has said that the country will continue works on securing the release of frozen assets in different countries including in Japan.
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi took part in his first press briefing since taking office with Iranian and foreign media here on Monday.
The spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry announced here on Monday that the release of Iran’s frozen assets is not related to the United States as Tehran does not allow Washington to enter the issue.
Iran’s Foreign Ministry Spokesman announced that by the end of the week, part of Iranian frozen funds will be released.
Iran and South Korea have planned to start negotiations next month in Seoul to devise a mechanism as to how to release Iranian funds frozen due to US sanctions.
Secretary of Iran-South Korea Joint Chamber of Commerce Pouya Firouzi says the trade between Iran and South Korea is at its lowest level and Iran’s exports to South Korea have been around $54m in eight months in the current Iranian calendar year and the figure does not worth mentioning comparing to the previous billion-dollar trade volumes in the past.