Turkey Aims to Triple Iran Trade, Despite International Sanctions -- Wall Street JournalISTANBUL—Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Thursday that Ankara is seeking to triple trade volumes with Iran over the next five years, in comments likely to raise concern in Washington at a time when U.S.-led sanctions are deterring many investors from doing business with the Islamic Republic.
In a speech in Istanbul to business delegates interested in investing in Iran's mainly state-owned machinery, automotive and textile industries, Mr. Erdogan said the two countries were near signing a "preferential trade agreement" that could see trade volumes swell to $30 billion in the period.
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