Iranian President Hassan Rouhani told business leaders Thursday that his government seeks "constructive engagement" with the world to promote economic development as well as peaceful coexistence.
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani told business leaders Thursday that his
government seeks "constructive engagement" with the world to promote
economic development as well as peaceful coexistence.
In a wide-ranging speech at the World Economic Forum, he said
Iran
has
the potential to be one of the world's top 10 economies in the next decade and
that he would use foreign policy to achieve economic development.
The Iranian president hopes to persuade foreign investors to return to his
country, which is keen to revive its ageing oil fields once international
sanctions are fully lifted. World powers relaxed some sanctions after
Iran
scaled back its nuclear program, clearing the way for negotiations on a final
settlement of the decade-long dispute over its nuclear ambitions.
"
Iran
is
prepared to engage in constructive cooperation in promoting global energy
security by relying on its vast energy resources in a framework of mutual
interest," the Iranian leader said at the gathering at the Swiss ski
resort of Davos. "We are prepared to engage in a serious process to
establish reliable institutions for this longterm partnersip."
He urged business leaders to travel to
Iran
to
explore extensive opportunities for investment.
The security of production and supply is the biggest factor in using energy to
promote peace and stability, he said.
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