Wall Street Journal: Iran’s Rouhani Starts First Post-Sanctions European Trip
Four-day tour to Italy and France to re-establish political and business ties.
ROME—Iranian President Hassan Rouhani arrived in Italy on Monday, the first stop in a European trip aimed at re-establishing political and business relations after broad economic sanctions were lifted.
Mr. Rouhani said Monday that his four-day European visit would begin in Italy and end with a stop in Paris, according to the official Islamic Republic News Agency. It marks his first overseas trip since sanctions against doing business with Iran ended on Jan. 16 in return for the country implementing limits to its nuclear program.
The deal has opened the door to Western countries who are seeking to re-establish ties to sell everything from consumer goods to aircraft.
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This will help the Europe economy, which was (intentionally) hit hard by the US-mandated sanctions, the "Iran" sanctions having not one victim but two, because trade is a two-way street.
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