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NoRiskAtAll 26 december 2012 04:53

Campagne Netanyahu draait om Iran

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NoRiskAtAll 27 december 2012 05:10

Iran slaat weer Stuxnet-aanval af

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NoRiskAtAll 28 december 2012 18:40

Iraanse oefening in Straat Hormuz

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'Troepen Assad gebruiken moderne Iraanse raketten'

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NoRiskAtAll 29 december 2012 00:01

Rusland bereidt zich voor op Syrië na Assad

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voda 4 januari 2013 16:38

Bangladesh moves to boost exports to Iran

The Financial Express reported that amid continuous downtrend of the export volume Bangladesh has moved forward to increase shipment to Iran.

Officials said that Bangladesh mainly exports raw jute and jute goods to the Muslim nation and due to various sanctions export of the items there fell drastically.

Export Promotion Bureau statistics said that in fiscal year 2010-11 Bangladesh's export to Iran was worth USD 97.25 million which, in FY 2011-12, fell to USD 83.32 million, marking a 14.32% decline.

During the July to November period of the current fiscal year goods worth USD 30.19 million were exported to Iran.

Alongside jute and jute goods, Bangladesh's exports to Iran also include oil seeds, pharmaceuticals, kitchenware, plastics, vegetables, textile fibers, paper yarn, woven fabric, electronic equipment and stainless steel blade.

Recently the EPB suggested the Bangladesh embassy in Tehran to take various measures so that export to Iran is boosted.

The Bureau asked the embassy officials to identify potential exportable items from Bangladesh to Iran, market size and market trend, sending samples of products marketed in Iran for adaptation requirements, packaging and presentation requirements and quality requirements.

The embassy officials are also being asked to study the nature of competition in the Iranian market, trend of prices of the items, tax structure, non tariff barriers, distribution channels and market penetration strategy.

Officials said that financial transaction with Iran faces various hurdles because of the sanctions imposed on it by the Western nations that discourage exporters to trade with the Muslim nation.

Statistics added that due to the sanctions the transactions among nine member countries of the Asian Clearing Union mechanism declined sharply.

Currently Iran is holding the chairmanship of ACU where Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar and the Maldives are members.

Source - The Financial Express

voda 4 januari 2013 16:38

Iranian private sector oil deliveries rise 15pct

Mr Hassan Khosrojerdi chairman of the Union of Oil, Gas and Petrochemical Products Exporters said that Iran’s private sector oil exports have increased 15%, which shows the ineffectiveness of the Western sanctions imposed on the country’s energy sector.

Mr Khosrojerdi said that long term contracts have been signed with foreign customers to that effect.

He said that “At present, the private sector has managed to sign long-term agreements with foreign customers for crude oil exports and oil sale to these customers is currently under way.”

He added that Iran’s private oil exports had exceeded 200,000 barrels per day on average, since June 2012.

At the beginning of 2012, the United States and the European Union imposed new sanctions on Iran’s oil and financial sectors to prevent other countries from purchasing Iranian oil and conducting transactions with the Central Bank of Iran. The sanctions entered into force in early summer 2012.

Source - Press TV

voda 4 januari 2013 16:39

Large petchem complex comes on stream in western Iran

Tehran Times reported that Iran inaugurated a large petrochemical complex, with a projected annual output of 300,000 tonnes of high density polyethylene, in the western province of Kermanshah on Tuesday.

The report said that the construction of the complex started in 2005. It cost EUR 165 million plus IRR 1.6 trillion to be completed. The complex will create around 1,500 jobs and it is projected to produce about USD 429 million of polyethylene annually.

Mr Abdolhossein Bayat MD of National Petrochemical Company said that Iran plans to boost petrochemical production by 12 million tonne by the end of spring.

In November 2012, Mr Bayat said that about USD 80 billion in investment opportunities have been identified in both the upstream and downstream sectors of the Iranian petrochemical industry, which is taking great steps toward development.

He said that China and countries in Western Europe are the main recipients of Iran’s petrochemical exports, followed by countries in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, the Indian subcontinent, Africa, and Latin America.

Iran is seeking new markets for its petrochemical products. Toward this end, the NPC has been identifying new export targets for the past two years, and boosting exports of polymer products is on the agenda.

He added that Iran exported USD 14 billion worth of petrochemical products to 60 countries during the previous Iranian calendar year.

He further added that USD 10.5 billion of oil revenues will be allocated for the development of the national petrochemical industry.

Source - www.tehrantimes.com

[verwijderd] 5 januari 2013 16:29

President Morsi: Nooit vrede met nakomelingen van apen en zwijnen

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NoRiskAtAll 6 januari 2013 20:58

Russian Ships Park Off Syrian Coast As NATO Deploys Patriot Missiles In Turkey

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voda 10 januari 2013 17:05

Iranian oil export revenues down by 45pct - Mr Qasemi

Reuters cited Mr Rostam Qasemi Oil minister of Iran as saying that Iran's oil sales revenues have slumped by 45% since last March and are likely to remain low over the next 3 months.

Mr Qasemi has typically played down the impact of Western restrictions on oil sales but he told Iranian MPs on Monday that sales volumes had fallen by 40% over the last nine months while earnings had dropped by 45%, ISNA quoted the spokesman for the budget and planning committee as saying.

Source – Reuters

voda 11 januari 2013 16:54

Iranian electricity exports to increase 47pct by March

It is reported that the Islamic Republic’s electricity exports are set to increase by 47% by the end of the current Iranian calendar year.

Mr Majid Namjou, Iran’s Energy Minister said that the country’s power exports will increase to 10 billion kilowatt hours in the aforementioned period from 6.8 billion kilowatt hours last year.

Mr Namjou said that the amount would be exported to neighboring countries.

Currently, Iran is exchanging electricity with Afghanistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Iraq, Pakistan, Turkmenistan and Turkey.

He said that the country was planning to export electricity to Syria and Lebanon through Iraq’s power grid. Iran is capable of exporting 1,000 MW of electricity to Iraq, adding that Syria had also requested 500 MW of electricity.

Seeking to become a major regional exporter of electricity, Iran has attracted more than USD 1.1 billion in investments to build three new power plants.

He further added that by the end of the Fifth Economic Development Plan, Iran will boost its electricity generation capacity by 25 GW to reach 73 GW.

Source - Press TV

voda 11 januari 2013 16:57

Iran ministry rejects oil revenue slump reports

Reuters cited Iran's oil ministry as saying that only it could comment with authority on the country's oil production, rejecting reports of a 45% fall in oil earnings sourced to a parliamentary budget committee.

A committee spokesman said that Oil Minister Mr Rostam Qasemi had told committee members that Iran's oil sales volumes had fallen by 40% and its earnings by 45% in the last nine months, reflecting the impact of sanctions.

An oil ministry spokesman rejected the account, saying only the ministry could make valid comments on the state of the industry.

Mr Alireza Nikzad-Rahbar spokesman said that "Petroleum Ministry has left behind tough consequences of early days of sanctions with cooperation of oil industry's workforce and experts."

The International Energy Agency IEA said that Iranian oil exports fell to 860,000 barrels per day in September 2012 from 2.2 million in late 2011. Both the US and European Union have stepped up efforts to starve Tehran of funds for its disputed nuclear program.

Iranian oil industry officials usually publicly deny there has been any big impact of Western restrictions on oil sales, but some Iranian members of parliament have recognized the impact of sanctions.

Source - Reuters

NoRiskAtAll 13 januari 2013 21:29

EU geeft miljardensteun aan Egypte

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voda 15 januari 2013 17:46

Iran to raise oil and gas refining capacity

Tehran Times reported that Iran is ready to inaugurate an oil refining facility in the west of the country, which is projected to add 125,000 barrels to the country’s oil refining capacity and 60 million cubic feet to its gas refining capacity per day.

Mr Mehdi Fakour MD of Central Oilfields Company Iran said that the Cheshmeh Khosh facility will be the largest one in the west of the country, he said, adding that about EUR 6.2 million plus IRR 361 billion has been invested in the project.

Mr Fakour said that the company has allocated one billion dollars for developing oil and gas fields during the past year. Four Iranian oilfields are in the final stages of development and will start production by the end of the current Iranian calendar year d.

He said that Cheshmeh Khosh field’s output will be doubled to 180,000 barrels per day. Sarvestan and Saa’databad fields will also start 15,000 barrels per day production by September.

Mr Ahmad Qalebani MD of The National Iranian Oil Company’s said that the country’s daily oil and gas outputs should amount to 5 million barrels and 1.47 billion cubic meters by 2015.

Source – Tehran Times

voda 17 januari 2013 16:51

Iran faces no problem in oil sales - Mr Nikzad-Rahbar

Mr Alireza Nikzad-Rahbar, the Iranian Oil Ministry spokesman, said that Iran faces no problem selling its oil despite tough US engineered sanctions against the Islamic Republic.

Mr Rahbar said that “We do not have even one crude oil barrel without customer in the Persian Gulf region at present,” adding that there is no Iranian crude oil saved in oil tankers.

The Iranian official said that Iran’s oil export is currently in normal conditions. The country succeeded in managing the oil market despite international restrictions.

Mr Nikzad-Rahbar said that Iran had signed long-term contracts with China on crude oil exports.

In December 2012, China’s state run Zhuhai Zhenrong Corp announced plans to continue crude oil imports from Iran at a steady volume for the next year in defiance of the US led sanctions against Tehran.

Chinese trading officials said that the Beijing based company would keep importing around 230,000 barrel per day of Iranian crude in 2013. China is Iran’s top trade partner.

Source - Press TV

voda 17 januari 2013 16:52

Iran non oil exports predicted to hit USD 59.5 billion in next fiscal

Tehran Times cited Mr Hamid Safdel director of Trade Promotion Organization of Iran as saying that Iran’s non oil exports in the next Iranian calendar year, which starts on March 21st 2013, is predicted to hit USD 59.5 billion.

Mr Safdel said that exports of mineral, agricultural, industrial, and petrochemical products are seen to add up to USD 41 billion. The value of technical and engineering exports is estimated to be around USD 5.5 billion.

He said that exports of other goods, including gas condensates, are envisaged to reach USD 13 billion.

Mr Abbas Memarnejad director of Iranian Customs Administration said that Iran conducted USD 71.2 billion in trade of non oil goods with other countries during the first nine months of the current Iranian calendar year, which began on March 20th.

Mr Memarnejad said that some USD 31 billion worth of non oil goods were exported and nearly USD 40.2 billion worth of non oil goods were imported during the nine-month period.

However, iron and steel ingots, wheat, and corn fodder were the main goods imported, and liquefied propane, urea and cement were the main items exported.

He said that Iraq, China, the United Arab Emirates, Afghanistan, and India were the top importers of Iranian goods during the period, while the United Arab Emirates, China, Turkey, South Korea, and Switzerland were the leading exporters of goods to Iran.

He added that currently Iran is currently in trade with 151 countries.

Source - Tehran Times

[verwijderd] 17 januari 2013 23:44

do 17 jan 2013, 20:50
Geen teken doorbraak in overleg Iran en IAEA
WENEN/DUBAI -
Het overleg tussen het Internationaal Atoomenergieagentschap (IAEA) en Iran in Teheran is donderdag geëindigd zonder dat er tekenen zijn van een doorbraak. De besprekingen worden volgens Iraanse persbureaus op 12 februari in de Iraanse hoofdstad voortgezet.
De twee partijen spraken 2 dagen met elkaar. Het IAEA had "gehoopt" deze week met de autoriteiten in Teheran een akkoord te bereiken over hervatting van de inspecties in nucleaire installaties. Westerse landen en Israël zeggen dat Iran in het geheim aan een kernwapen werkt. Iran houdt vol dat zijn nucleaire programma uitsluitend vreedzame bedoelingen heeft.
En zo worden we aan het lijntje gehouden...........ongelooflijk dat dit in de westerse wereld niet meer aandacht krijgt.......zou mij niet verbazen als Israel nu dan zelf maar binnen afzienbare tijd tot aktie overgaat..........ik denk dat zij vooral een relatief "geschikt" moment uitkiezen tijdens de turbulente/gecompliceerde ontwikkelingen in Syrie, Libanon, Jordanie, Egypte en andere landen; m.a.w. als de "lente" in het N-afrikaanse en midd. europeese gebied is veranderd in een barre "vrijheidswinter".......

voda 19 januari 2013 17:03

South Korean oil imports from Iran 24pct up in December

MNA reported that South Korean oil import from Iran has risen 24% in December, reaching 188,000 barrels compared to the same month next year.

South Korean customs office announced that oil imports from Iran have experienced a rise compared to the same time last year.

According to this report, South Korean refineries received more than 793,361 tonne of oil daily from Iran.

In December 2011, South Korea imported 639,281 tonne of oil.

Source - MNA

voda 20 januari 2013 14:54

Iran electricity export up by 34 in 2012

MNA reported that Iran’s electricity export to neighboring countries this year shows 34% growth with 8,974.2 GWH compared to that in last year.

Since the beginning of the year, Iran has exported 8,974.2 GWH electricity to neighbor countries showing 33.48% growth compared to that in the same period last year.

Iran had exported 6,723.4 GWH power to neighboring countries the same period last year.

With the Targeted Subsidy Plan, electricity consumption in the country has been decreased, contributing to exports.

Iran exchanges energy with Armenia, Pakistan, Turkmenistan, Turkey, the Republic of Azerbaijan, Naxçivan Exclave, Iraq, and Afghanistan.

Source - MNA

voda 21 januari 2013 16:56

Iran developed power plant turbines with domestic expert

MNA reported that Iran has developed power plant turbines with domestic experts, joining Germany and Italy, the other two countries who manufacture power plant turbines.

Mr Esmaili manager of Shiraz Hafiz Gas Power Plant said that Fars Province experts had gained the complex technology for the design and production of power plant turbines, the core of the country’s power plants. All the stages of design, installation, operation and production of these power plant turbines were accomplished according to international standards by domestic experts using national potentials.

He said that “Using reverse engineering, domestic experts were able to obtain the complex technology of the devices and added new options to the turbines. Using these turbines, the fuel’s energy content is converted by the torches to thermal energy and then to mechanical energy.”

In addition to meeting domestic need, Iran will export the devices to Syria and Iraq. The device has been designed and installed in Shiraz Hafiz Gas Power Plant. The 972 MW Shiraz Hafiz power plant is the latest power plant in Fars province, only after to the Shiraz-Kazerun-Jahrom combined cycle power plant.

Source – MNA

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