Western Countries Poised for Dash Into Iran Market With Successful Nuclear Deal
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by News Editor
Since the start of tortuous nuclear negotiations with Iran, France has been seen as taking the toughest stand. Now as a deal nears, Paris must be ready to dash in and grab a slice of long untapped market.
“The first repercussions of any deal will be the opening of the Iranian market. That’s what all the Western countries are waiting for,” a top western diplomat said recently.
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