The volume of Iran’s oil exports will soon reach the level where it was before the introduction of international sanctions. The president of Iran Hassan Rouhani said at a joint meeting of the administration and the elected parliament, held in Tehran on Saturday evening, reports Tasnim agency.
He also assured that will be partially solved the problem of international bank accounts.
These words came amid growing fears as to the lifting of sanctions has not led to any major breakthrough in Iran’s financial transactions with foreign banks and companies. Earlier, in April, the Islamic Revolution Leader Ayatollah Khomeini said that the world’s major banks are not willing to work with Iran because of the intimidation policy pursued by Washington, says Tasnim.
Iran was able to resume oil exports to Europe after the abolition sanctions in January 2016. In mid-April, Iranian Deputy Petroleum Minister, the managing director of National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC), Rokneddin Javadi said that daily oil production in Iran reached 3.5 million barrels. He also said that the daily volume of Iranian oil sales in the coming days to reach 2 million barrels.
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