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Vice Speaker: Europeans determined to set up INSTEX

Tehran, March 12, IRNA - The Iranian Parliament Vice Speaker stressed that the Europeans are determined to set up the financial mechanism called Instrument in support of Trade Exchanges (INSTEX), which cannot be said to have great effects but to help alleviate the effects of sanctions.

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Pointing to the Monday trip of INSTEX president to Iran Per Fischer, Ali Motahhari said on Tuesday he had traveled to Iran to discuss with the Iranian side and review the mechanism of the INSTEX.

The vice president of the parliament stated that one of the goals of the trip was to clarify the ambiguity of the INSTEX, adding that Fischer has traveled to Iran to launch the system through agreements.

Motahhari emphasized that the head of the INSTEX’s visit to Iran could be a step forward, and said Europeans are determined to set up the INSTEX and this system is also beneficial for our country, which will be launched in the future.

Meeting of Iranian experts with senior managers of Instrument in support of Trade Exchanges (INSTEX) to operate a mechanism to support trade between Iran and Europe and how it cooperates with the relevant Iranian institutions is underway.

Representatives of related government agencies, including Central Bank, Ministry of Industry, Mining and Trade, Ministry of Petroleum, Ministry of Economy and Finance, Ministry of Agriculture Jihad, Ministry of Health and Medical Education, Ministry of Roads and Urban Planning, Ministry of Energy, Ports and Maritime Organization, Iran Shipping Company and Iran Air are attending the meeting.

There are also specialized sub-meetings between some departments (especially in the banking sector) with delegations from other parties which have been held or are underway. 

In these meetings, the Iranian side's expectations of INSTEX are clearly outlined in detail in the fields of expertise, and the parties discuss technical and expert discussions on possible solutions to the problems caused by US sanctions in this area.

On January 31, the UK, Germany and France (the European Union signatories of the nuclear deal) launched a special purpose vehicle (SPV) dubbed the Instrument in support of Trade Exchanges (INSTEX) in order to facilitate legal trade with Iran. 

France agreed to take the SPV under its jurisdiction, while Iran is expected to establish a similar entity. The vehicle should support technical opportunities of making transactions with Tehran and does not relieve those using it from the US sanctions.

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INSTEX director arrives in Tehran

Tehran, March 12, IRNA – French Embassy to Iran announced arrival of Director of INSTEX Per Fischer in Tehran late on Monday, adding that he held talks with head of German, French and British representative offices in the capital.

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Head of the trio’s missions welcomed Per Fischer, whose visit to Tehran is a major step for discussing operationalizing the trade mechanism between Iran and Europe.

On January 31, foreign ministers of Germany, France and Britain declared that the official payment channel of Iran and EU was registered as the Instrument in support of Trade Exchanges (INSTEX).

The mechanism will initially cover foodstuff and medicine, but its range will broaden gradually.

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Tehran to host new round of talks on INSTEX Tuesday

Tehran, March 12, IRNA – New round of talks will be held between Iranian expert delegation and representatives of France, Germany and the UK as well as the EU on the implementation of the Instrument in support of Trade Exchanges (INSTEX).

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The upcoming meeting is to discuss the latest conditions of INSTEX and its parallel institutions in Iran and also explore the ways economic activists can take advantage of this mechanism and also work out future steps for developing INSTEX to other trade areas.

Officials from Iran's Foreign Ministry and other related bodies, European representatives and also President of INSTEXThe event will participate in the talks.

Earlier, France's diplomatic mission in Tehran tweeted that 'E3 Heads of Missions welcome INSTEX's president, Per Fischer, to Tehran. Important step to discuss with Iranian counterparts how to make the EU-Iran trade mechanism operational!'

Following the US' withdrawal from Iran nuclear deal, the EU took stance against the move by undertaking projects to help preserve the international pact.

By implementing the Blocking Statute, the EU companies’ compliance with the US foreign sanctions was annulled.

In a news meeting in Bucharest recently, German, British and French foreign ministers officially announced the commissioning of the European special financial mechanism, known as INSTEX.

Meanwhile, earlier, Iranian Foreign Ministry in a statement called on the European Union to maintain constructive interaction with Iran based on mutual respect and interests.

In a statement which was released in response to EU's recent statement on Iran's commitment to the nuclear deal also known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), Foreign Ministry said the experience of relations between Iran and the European Union especially recent ones shows that there are various capacities and opportunities for the two sides to develop cooperation.

EU in its statement supported Instrument in support of Trade Exchanges (INSTEX) and announced its member states' positions as regard regional developments.

The statement expresses EU's positions over several issues including INSTEX, Iran's plans on strengthening its defensive capabilities, regional situation, and human rights. 
While hailing EU's positive stances mentioned in its statement regarding Iran especially on the JCPOA, the Islamic Republic of Iran has stated certain critiques over the positions taken in the EU statement.

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UK experts due in Tehran for next phase of INSTEX

London, March 6, IRNA – The UK government is going to dispatch a group of experts and other representatives to Tehran soon to discuss the next phase of the Instrument in support of Trade Exchanges (INSTEX) with Iran, according to a British diplomat.

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The diplomat, who spoke to IRNA on condition of anonymity, said the visit to Tehran will be paid following negotiations between Iran and Europe to further expand the financial mechanism.

'As part of our ongoing discussions on the development of INSTEX Iran has invited E3 colleagues to attend working groups in Tehran to help with the next phase. There will be experts from across the UK Government attending,' the diplomat said.  

Foreign ministers of Germany, France and the UK issued a statement on Jan 31 announcing the registration of INSTEX. 

Experts believe that INSTEX is a barter mechanism for trade with Iran to circumvent US sanctions on the country. 

A JCPOA Joint Commission meeting is being held in Vienna today, the main agenda of which is said to be discussions over the details of INSTEX.

The British diplomat said that the presence of the undersecretary of the UK Foreign Office in Vienna meeting is indicative of London’s deep commitment to implementing INSTEX.  

Noting that many British companies have signaled readiness for resuming trade relations with Iran after the adoption of INSTEX, the diplomat said that such moves show that the international community has realized the fact that Iran is an untapped market for potential buyers.

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CBI, British delegation focus on INSTEX

Tehran, March 5, IRNA - The British Embassy in Tehran on Tuesday announced the meeting of a delegation headed by British Ambassador Rob Macaire with officials of Central Bank of Iran on the Instrument in support of Trade Exchanges (INSTEX).

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'Good meeting at the Central Bank of Iran today, discussing INSTEX and the UK's support for business in Iran,' The UK embassy in Tehran tweeted on Tuesday.

The meeting was attended by Director of Business Department at the British Embassy Keith Wellings and Middle East, Afghanistan, and Pakistan Commercial Affairs Commissioner Simon Penny who arrived in Tehran this morning.

Following the US' withdrawal from Iran nuclear deal, the EU took stance against the move by devising plans to help preserve the international pact.

By implementing the Blocking Statute, the EU companies’ compliance with the US foreign sanctions was annulled.

Earlier in a news meeting in Bucharest, German, British and French foreign ministers officially announced the commissioning of the European special financial mechanism, known as the INSTEX.

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Vice Speaker: Europeans determined to set up INSTEX

Tehran, March 12, IRNA - The Iranian Parliament Vice Speaker stressed that the Europeans are determined to set up the financial mechanism called Instrument in support of Trade Exchanges (INSTEX), which cannot be said to have great effects but to help alleviate the effects of sanctions.

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Pointing to the Monday trip of INSTEX president to Iran Per Fischer, Ali Motahhari said on Tuesday he had traveled to Iran to discuss with the Iranian side and review the mechanism of the INSTEX.

The vice president of the parliament stated that one of the goals of the trip was to clarify the ambiguity of the INSTEX, adding that Fischer has traveled to Iran to launch the system through agreements.

Motahhari emphasized that the head of the INSTEX’s visit to Iran could be a step forward, and said Europeans are determined to set up the INSTEX and this system is also beneficial for our country, which will be launched in the future.

Meeting of Iranian experts with senior managers of Instrument in support of Trade Exchanges (INSTEX) to operate a mechanism to support trade between Iran and Europe and how it cooperates with the relevant Iranian institutions is underway.

Representatives of related government agencies, including Central Bank, Ministry of Industry, Mining and Trade, Ministry of Petroleum, Ministry of Economy and Finance, Ministry of Agriculture Jihad, Ministry of Health and Medical Education, Ministry of Roads and Urban Planning, Ministry of Energy, Ports and Maritime Organization, Iran Shipping Company and Iran Air are attending the meeting.

There are also specialized sub-meetings between some departments (especially in the banking sector) with delegations from other parties which have been held or are underway. 

In these meetings, the Iranian side's expectations of INSTEX are clearly outlined in detail in the fields of expertise, and the parties discuss technical and expert discussions on possible solutions to the problems caused by US sanctions in this area.

On January 31, the UK, Germany and France (the European Union signatories of the nuclear deal) launched a special purpose vehicle (SPV) dubbed the Instrument in support of Trade Exchanges (INSTEX) in order to facilitate legal trade with Iran. 

France agreed to take the SPV under its jurisdiction, while Iran is expected to establish a similar entity. The vehicle should support technical opportunities of making transactions with Tehran and does not relieve those using it from the US sanctions.

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Mogherini: Effort underway to protect Iran’s economic interests

New York, March 13, IRNA - EU Foreign Policy chief Federica Mogherini described lifting sanctions as a basic part of Iran nuclear deal, saying the EU is still striving for preserving economic interests of Iran from the JCPOA.

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Mogherini made the remarks addressing Security Council meeting on cooperation between the United Nations and regional and subregional organizations in maintaining international peace and security on Tuesday.

Referring to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), she maintained that world architecture for disarming and nuclear non-proliferation has never been questioned as such so far.

Collective security requires a multilateral comprehensive structure for non-proliferation and disarmament, she said, noting that it is for the same reason that the EU will continue efforts to preserve nuclear deal.

Iran’s compliance with the JCPOA has been verified 14 times, the latest of which took place two weeks ago, she said.

Noting that the EU will continue efforts to preserve Iran’s interests from JCPOA, she said that this is ‘an endeavor for our collective security and a way for preventing proliferation of nuclear arms in a volatile region.’

Withdrawing from a deal which is working is not a good starting point for promoting collective security, she said.

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23 minutes ago, screwball said:

Tehran, March 12, IRNA – French Embassy to Iran announced arrival of Director of INSTEX Per Fischer in Tehran late on Monday, adding that he held talks with head of German, French and British representative offices in the capital.

 

 

This can only be a good thing for us.

 

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This can only be a good thing for us.

 

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Sorry to ask but how is this good for us, Americans holding IQD ? I see that the CBI - Central Bank of Iraq is involved. The Brits, French, and EU are involved. Iran likes all this.  But how is all these official entities colluding to get around U.S. sanctions against Iran good for getting Iraq to RV its currency ?

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this is referring to the Rial, not the Dinar. The big thing I see is the EU stabbing the US in the back. Right now, Trump should just go ahead and drop the sanctions since they will be meaningless with the EU creating a new exchange vehicle. But then when Iran kicks up with more terrorism in the ME and the EU, let them all fall. The EU has been mad at the US since Trump put his foot down on all these old treaties and agreements that have suckered the American taxpayers for generations.The whole backing out of the JCPOA may have backfired on the US now due to the EU backstabbing us. Iran will still do it's terrorism thing but we just need to back out and let them have at it unless it affects Israel.

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When Trump was in Iraq for Christmas there was a picture with an empty tent that had 3 chairs . 1 on the left with a US flag behind it . 1 on the right with and Iraq flag behind it . 1 in the center with no flag behind it . The first announcement was no major dignitary from Iraq met Trump at all . But later we found out someone did meet him . My question is who was in the chair in the center . Someone from Iran ????

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Rouhani: Subsidy Policy Reform Coming

 
Rouhani said despite the pressures and tensions, the government and the central bank were able to control currency rates to a great extent
Rouhani: Subsidy Policy Reform Coming
Rouhani: Subsidy Policy Reform Coming

President Hassan Rouhani said Monday the policy of subsidizing basic goods will continue in the coming fiscal (starts March 21), but the manner of allocating subsidized currency could change. 

Addressing reporters after the yearend Cabinet meeting, Rouhani said the “government gave $15 billion for importing basic goods” and the same is likely to happen in the coming fiscal. 

"With possible changes in the method [of forex allocation], we will provide $15 billion for importing basic goods in the coming year," Rouhani was quoted as saying, the presidential website reported.

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Talk of unifying rates

 

March 12, 2019 19:22

TCCIMA Again Demands End to Forex Subsidy

 
Khansari asked the government to also reform the energy subsidy system by giving subsidies in cash directly to the people
TCCIMA Again Demands End to Forex Subsidy
TCCIMA Again Demands End to Forex Subsidy

Further to its persistent calls for transparency and doing away with the controversial subsidy schemes, Tehran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agricultures called on the government to unify the multiple currency rates, which it said has created a hotbed for corruption and rent-seeking. 

At the last meeting of the TCCIMA board of representatives during the outgoing fiscal (ends March 20) on Tuesday, its president Masoud Khansari said multiple exchange rates are like oxygen for corruption. He once again appealed to the government to unify the exchange rates "as quickly as possible." 

Last year the government had said it is cognizant of the warnings by economists and businesses to get rid of subsidized forex. It pegged the USD  rate at 42,000 rials on the promise that it can meet all currency needs at that rate. 

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March 16, 2019 19:27

TEDPIX Breaks 170,000 for First Time in 4 Months

 
TEDPIX Breaks 170,000 for First Time in 4 Months
TEDPIX Breaks 170,000 for First Time in 4 Months

The benchmark index on Tehran Stock Exchange closed above the 170,000 mark on Saturday for the first time in four months. TEDPIX soared 2,009.54 points or 1.19% to finish at 171,125.0 and thus crossing a resistance level in the last trading week of the current fiscal year (ends March 20.)

Although most shares saw booming trade during the  Saturday session, petrochemical stocks particularly led to big gains for TSE. Among the giants that had the biggest positive impact on TEDPIX were Esfahan Oil Refining Company, Bandar Abbas Oil Refining Company, Khuzestan Steel Company and Tehran Oil Refining Company. 

Iran chemical Industries Investment Company was the biggest winner on Saturday as its share prices rose 7.7% to be traded for 3,958 rials. 

 
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Iran’s CBI registers STFI mechanism

Tehran, March 20, IRNA - Governor of Central Bank of Iran Abdolnaser Hemmati announced on Wednesday that the mechanism similar to the [European] channel introduced by the E3 has been registered in Tehran called STFI in the last working day of the Iranian calendar year.

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He expressed hope for STFI, an acronym that wasn’t announced what it stands for, to be capable of facilitating trade between Iran and Europe and to be able to lift limitations resulted by the US sanctions. 

He added that Iranian people and economic activists expect making operational this mechanism as soon as possible.

Hemmati also described registration of STFI as an important step taken by Iranian side to facilitate the process.

CBI will take all solutions to meet the needs of companies and the economic activists, he reiterated.

INSTEX was introduced by foreign ministers of the European trio on the sidelines of a European Union summit in the Romanian capital Bucharest on the last day of January.

INSTEX has been registered at the address of France's Economy and Finance Ministry in Paris. German banker Per Fischer has been chosen for a period of six months to run it. Also, a senior UK diplomat is expected to head the Supervisory Board.

Earlier, INSTEX president Per Fischer visited Iran to hold talks with Iranian stakeholders in a bid to work out details of the payment channel. 

“Through talks that my colleagues held with representatives of the three European countries and the INSTEX director at the Central Bank of Iran, complete explanation about the Iranian mechanism similar to the European version was given and we are waiting for practical steps from Europe,” Hemmati said earlier.

The channel is meant to help facilitate trade of essential non-sanctioned goods that have been restricted under the secondary US sanctions that have been designed to block major financial transactions with Iran. 

The first phase is expected to be limited to the trade of pharmaceuticals, medical devices and agri-foods.

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Iran ‘rolls out red carpet’ for investors

Tehran, March 20, IRNA/Global Times - Iran is ready to carry out full cooperation with China under the Belt and Road Initiative (B&R), Iranian Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance Farhad Dejpasand said in an exclusive interview with Global Times, adding that high-level Iranian delegates will attend the 2nd Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation (BRF) next month in Beijing.

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Dejpasand spoke highly of B&R, hailing it a peaceful multilateral initiative which helps participating countries achieve greater development in transportation, technology, education and many other aspects. 

'Iran has prepared a comprehensive plan to participate under B&R. Hope we could reach a consensus with China to implement these plans,' said Dejpasand.

It's Dejpasand's second visit to Beijing in a month, with attracting investment high on the agenda. 

In February, Dejpasand came to China as a member of an official delegation led by Iranian parliament speaker Ali Larijani. In April, he will be in Beijing again to attend the BRF with several high-level Iranian delegates.

China is Iran's top trade partner and a major importer of Iranian oil. From January to November in 2018, trade between China and Iran stood at $33.39 billion, according to data released by the Ministry of Commerce of China in January.

Under increasing pressure from Washington after the US withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal last May, Iran has stepped up effort to expand economic cooperation and attract foreign investment. 

Dejpasand on Monday launched a charm offensive to around 100 Chinese company representatives in a speech at a trade forum in the Iranian Embassy in Beijing.

'We will roll out the red carpet to welcome you. When you come, we will put the red carpet away and will not let you go,' he said jokingly, offering a wide range of fields Chinese companies could invest in, including energy, infrastructure, agriculture and high tech. He said that Chinese companies could set up joint ventures with Iranian counterparts.

However, because US sanctions remain, investing in Iran might still be risky.

The minister vowed to protect the interests of foreign companies and said that investors can gain much more benefits in Iran rather than risks.

'Iran won't let friendly enterprises get hurt,' Dejpasand said, adding that Iran has tailored special 'frameworks' for partner countries according to their cooperation fields with Iran to help companies invest and do business. 

The specialized agency Organization for Investment, Economic and Technical Assistance of Iran was set up to help foreign investors, he added.

He also warned Chinese companies to 'be careful about the US tactic' of raising their investment cost in Iran and to stop them from benefitting, adding that 'strengthening Chinese investment in Iran will make the US feel disappointed.'

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President Rouhani signs next fiscal year's budget into law

Tehran, March 19, IRNA- The Iranian president signed into law the new fiscal year’s approved budget following the parliament’s approval.

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The budget bill was passed by lawmakers in 27 sessions in less than a month. Its outlines were passed on February 16.  

Iran's next fiscal year starts on March 21 and will run untill March 20, 2020. 

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European nations eager to join INSTEX: Belgian official

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TEHRAN – The Belgian embassy’s commercial attaché to Tehran said European countries are willing to join the financial mechanism with Iran known as Instrument in support of Trade Exchanges (INSTEX), the portal of Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (ICCIMA) reported.

“There are still risks in trade with Iran, however alongside Britain, France and Germany as founders of INSTEX, other European countries are willing to join this financial mechanism,” Christopher Smith said.

The official made the remarks in a meeting with ICCIMA deputy head for international affairs Mohammad-Reza Karbasi on Monday at the ICCIMA building in Tehran.

Smith noted that European small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are eagerly waiting for the implementation of the INSTEX and the determination of its operational framework.

The business adviser, stressed the interest of Belgian companies in maintaining trade ties with Iran, saying, “Currently, a part of the Belgian trade with Iran is being carried out through third parties, but we are looking for the right solutions in the current situation for expansion and development of our bilateral economic relations.”

Karbasi, for his part, criticized the delays in the implementation of INSTEX and called for clearance in the mechanism’s details.
 
“In the current situation, it is necessary that EU determines the operational details and framework of INSTEX as soon as possible,” Karbasi said.

On January 31, France, Germany and Britain announced the creation of INSTEX as a special purpose vehicle aimed at facilitating legitimate trade between European economic operators and Iran.

European Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini, French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian, German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas and British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt have said INSTEX will support legitimate European trade with Iran.

Russia and China have also remained publicly committed to the existing accord.

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Iran’s mechanism for INSTEX to be set up soon: CBI governor

March 16, 2019
 
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TEHRAN- The Iranian mechanism which is in consistence with INSTEX (the special purpose vehicle to facilitate trade between the EU and Iran to get around U.S. sanctions) will be set up in Tehran soon, Central Bank of Iran (CBI) Governor Abdolnaser Hemmati said on Friday night.

The official also stressed that establishment of this mechanism and related company does not at all mean that Iran will wait for Europe to implement INSTEX, saying, “We will continue our strategy of finance and trade through the special methods that we have already planned to conduct trade under the sanctions, especially with our neighbors and other trade partners.” Tasnim news agency reported.

Hemmati went on to say, “My colleagues had some negotiations with the representatives of three European countries and also the director of INSTEX at the place of CBI last week and explained the Iranian mechanism completely for them; now we are expecting the practical approach to be adopted by the European side.”

President Trump unilaterally pulled Washington out of the nuclear deal in May 2018 and ordered reimposition of sanctions against Iran. This happened despite the fact that the United Nations’ International Atomic Energy Agency has repeatedly confirmed that Iran is fully abiding by the terms of the nuclear agreement. U.S. intelligence agencies have also endorsed Iran’s compliance to the deal. 

On January 31, France, Germany and Britain announced the creation of INSTEX (Instrument for Supporting Trade Exchanges), a special purpose vehicle aimed at facilitating legitimate trade between European economic operators and Iran.

European Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini, French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian, German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas and British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt have said INSTEX will support legitimate European trade with Iran.

Russia and China have also remained publicly committed to the existing accord.

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