Sanctions against Iran seriously influenced German companies

According to IMIDRO, the German Association with the Middle and Middle East, one of the oldest and largest associations in Germany, specializing in business relations with the Middle East, is ready to expand its activities in the Iranian mining industry.

One of the members of the Association, Werner Kcholztka during his recent visit to Iran, said that the interests of German companies were also affected by sanctions against Iran. He said that the association is ready to intensify cooperation with the Iranians for the implementation of joint projects for aluminum, copper, steel industry and other directions. Members of the association are ready to work on new projects in Iran, while international sanctions against Iran did not allow using these opportunities and put them in a difficult situation.

The German Association with the Middle and Middle East is the largest non -governmental association in Germany, which has business relations with the Middle and Middle East. Representatives of large German companies operating in various industries and investment companies have supported the connections established since 1934.

The association also has close relations with German state bodies, which creates high operational capacity. Representatives of the Association also noted that relations with the Iranians were not completely discontinued, and they continued to work on aluminum projects in Al-Maladi during the two previous years. Members of the Association with optimism look at the elimination of sanctions in 2014 and hope for closer cooperation with the Iranians.