Iran lists cars permitted for imports

Russia, Turkey seek to boost trade to $100 bn India announces interest subsidy, sops to boost exports Iran proposes joint investment, new oil contract to Ind... India aids Uganda, to enage more in Sub-Saharan Africa Bangkok, May 15 (IANS) Enhanced ...

The member countries of Economic Co-operation Organisation (ECO) have reportedly broken deadlock over tariff issues aimed at liberalising trade by declaring the entire block as Free Trade Area by 2015, well-informed sources told Business Recorder.

India's trade officials were busy last week working to draw further world attention to India's pharmaceutical sector, its innovations and strengths and to embark into additional and non-conventional markets at the country's first International ...

The government trade unions yesterday said that the strike scheduled for today would be a damp squib and its organisers were using the electricity price hike to mislead the masses. Their actual motive was to destabilise the government, they said.

VN eyes more trade with Iran State President Truong Tan Sang yesterday, May 14, urged Viet Nam and Iran to raise their two-way trade turnover by removing all barriers. He made the statement while meeting Iranian Minister of Industry, Mining and ...

KABUL: The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crimes (UNODC) with the help of Iranian authorities organized a meeting in Tehran to combat maritime narcotics smuggling effectively. The first maritime cooperation meeting was aimed to fight drug ...

Iran fruits imports dropped by 40 percent in the previous Iranian calendar year as farmers' profits decreased due to the rise in the foreign exchange rates, ISNA reported. Some 481,000 tons of fruits were imported in the past Iranian calendar ...

Today, major regional organisations leaders took part in the Third High Level Meeting of the Inter-Regional Dialogue on Democracy, dedicated to the Rule of Law, organised by the European Commission and International IDEA in Brussels. Regional ...

Dubai's non-oil trade hit Dh325.5 billion in the first quarter, up 16 per cent from Dh280 billion recorded in the same 2012 period, according to Dubai Customs. Ahmed Butti Ahmed, director-general of Dubai Customs, said on Tuesday the growth — ...