“U.S sanctions on Iran are worse than Oil-for-Food program,” a spokesman of the Iranian Oil, Gas and Petrochemical Products Exporters' Union told.
Iranian Labour News Agency
“U.S sanctions on Iran are worse than Oil-for-Food program,” a spokesman of the Iranian Oil, Gas and Petrochemical Products Exporters' Union told.
A US political science professor told ILNA news agency that Iran nuclear deal (JCPOA) certainly looks dead in a Trump presidency and he is unlikely to reverse his “maximum pressure” campaign this year, meaning sanctions will not be lifted.
"Recent U.S sanctions have seriously damaged the trade between Iran and China," Chairman of Iran-China Chamber of Commerce told ILNA.
"Chinese and Iranian officials holding regular meetings to counter U.S sanctions," Chinese Ambassador to Iran Chang Hua told ILNA news agency.
A member of Iran-France Chamber of Commerce Mohammad Reza Najafi-Manesh said "Nothing happens in the trade between Iran and France and we are affected by U.S sanctions.
Former assistant director for national security in the White House Office of Science and Technology Professor Frank N. von Hippel says that Europe and the world are waiting for the next US president, who returns to Iran nuclear deal.
The Head of Iran's Food and Drug Administration (IFDA) has repudiated as a “lie” the claim by Washington that medicine is exempted from sanctions.
"I think U.S sanctions, which have no basis in international law, constitute a violation of human rights," John Tirman is political science professor at MIT University said ILNA in an exclusive interview.
"U.S Sanctions undoubtedly affect the providing of Pharmaceutical Ingredients but there are ways to bypass the sanctions in this area, such as other sectors but it is impossible to express the details," Saeed Namaki, Iran health minister said in interview with ILNA.