Since the implementation of the JCPOA, Iran has succeeded in attracting $7 million of investment from abroad, according to Ahmad Jamali, CEO of Foreign Investment Organization.
We have no problem for transferring money, he said on the background of world banks’ hesitation to start relations with Iran after the country’s freedom from sanctions, Trend reported citing Fars news agency.
The banks and exchange houses that carried out the $7 billion transfer came mostly from Germany, Italy, and the UAE, he noted.
However, he admitted that Iran is usually working with small banks in the post-sanctions period as big world banks are still reluctant to approach Iran.
