A European industrial manager called on European companies to seize the opportunity to take part in business projects in Iran.
"The ground is prepared for European companies to take part in joint ventures with their Iranian counterparts," said Production Manager of Pengg Kabel Company Gerd Pichler.
He noted that the big challenge for European companies is competition with Chinese companies. "Despite their low-quality, the Chinese products are cheaper than those of their European rivals," Pichler said.
In late September, Iran's President Hassan Rouhani underlined the need for European governments to provide their banks and insurance companies with guarantees for cooperation with Tehran, adding that Iranian companies should also enjoy the benefits of the nuclear deal.
"European leaders should provide banks and insurance companies with guarantees and assurance on financial cooperation (with Iran) and our nations and companies as well as the region should enjoy the benefits of the nuclear deal," Rouhani said in a meeting with Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly meeting in New York.
Renzi underscored that Rome seeks to strengthen all-out ties with Tehran, and said, "We are ready for any measure to bolster economic relations."
On banking relations, he added, the governmental Sace insurance company (Italian Export Credit Agency) is ready to provide necessary assurances.















