News
03 September 2018

BNDES to allocate $1.2bn credit line to continue ties with Iran

Region:
Middle East & Africa, Americas

Brazil, through its development bank BNDES, has allocated $1.2 billion to boost economic cooperation with Iran. The country is prepared to continue economic cooperation with Tehran even after the US energy and banking sanctions are re-imposed on the Islamic republic in November.

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