Ali Madanizadeh
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Iran Says Local Currencies, Domestic Payment Systems Key BRICS Gains
Iranian Economy and Finance Minister Seyyed Ali Madanizadeh has described the greater use of local currencies, the development of domestic payment systems and financial messaging platforms, and closer economic coordination among BRICS members as key outcomes of the bloc’s latest meeting.
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Iran Economy Minister Arrives in India for BRICS Economic Diplomacy
Iranian Economy Minister Seyyed Ali Madanizadeh has arrived in Mumbai to attend a meeting of BRICS finance ministers, continuing Tehran’s efforts to expand economic ties with member states of the bloc.
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Iran, Russia Pledge to Complete North-South Corridor with Rasht-Astara Rail Project
MOSCOW — Iran and Russia have reaffirmed their commitment to completing the International North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC), with the two sides discussing the swift implementation of the Rasht-Astara railway project, a key missing link in the route.
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Iran Seeks to Expand Presence in Eurasian Market as Economy Minister Holds Talks in Moscow
MOSCOW — Iran’s Economy Minister Seyyed Ali Madanizadeh held talks with senior officials of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) in Moscow on accelerating trade and expanding economic cooperation as Tehran seeks to strengthen its presence in the bloc’s market of about 180 million people.
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Iran Economy Minister Visits Mir Business Bank, Calls for Stronger Financial and Trade Links with Russia
MOSCOW — During an official trip to Moscow, Iran's Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance, Seyed Ali Madanizadeh, visited Mir Business Bank. He discussed expanding banking and financial cooperation between Tehran and Moscow with the Iranian ambassador, Kazem Jalali, and the bank's board of directors.
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Iran, Russia Reach New Agreements to Deepen Economic Ties and Counter Economic Pressure
Iran and Russia have finalized several key agreements and reached new understandings on financial cooperation, labor, and employment, Iran’s Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance Seyyed Ali Madanizadeh said, as the two countries seek to deepen and expand their economic relations.
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Iran, Eurasian Economic Union Discuss New Currency Mechanism for Financial Settlements
Iran and the Eurasian Economic Union have discussed the use of a benchmark currency for financial settlements as Tehran seeks to expand trade ties with Russia and other EAEU member states and reduce its exposure to US sanctions.
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Iran Moves to Turn Customs Posts Into Trade Corridors, Economy Minister Says
Iran is preparing to overhaul its border and customs procedures to accelerate the movement of goods, while seeking to expand financial and investment ties with Russia, Economy Minister Seyyed Ali Madanizadeh said.
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Iran Seeks to Expand Northern Trade Routes to Offset Impact of Southern Maritime Blockade
Iran plans to expand trade through its northern borders and overland routes to mitigate the economic impact of restrictions on maritime access in the south, Economy Minister Seyed Ali Madanizadeh said.
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Iran Prioritizes Economic Ties with Aligned Countries, Economy Minister Says
MOSCOW — Iran’s government has made expanding economic relations with neighboring and like-minded countries a key priority, Economy Minister Seyed Ali Madanizadeh said during a visit to Moscow, stressing that Tehran is seeking constructive engagement with countries willing to maintain effective economic ties with Iran.
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Iran’s Economic Diplomacy of Madanizadeh in Russia and India
TEHRAN — Iran’s Economy Minister Seyyed Ali Madanizadeh traveled to Russia before attending a meeting of BRICS finance ministers in India, as Tehran seeks to use economic diplomacy to expand trade, attract investment and mitigate the impact of sanctions and external economic pressure.
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Iran’s Economy Minister Rejects US Pressure Strategy, Vows Economic Reform
TEHRAN —Iran’s economy is being built by its people, businesses, and entrepreneurs rather than by the U.S. Treasury Department, Economy Minister Seyed Ali Madanizadeh said, rejecting the notion that intensified sanctions and financial pressure could force Tehran to change its national decisions.
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Iran’s Economy Minister Arrives in Moscow for Bilateral and Multilateral Talks
MOSCOW —Iranian Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance Seyed Ali Madanizadeh arrived in Moscow on Sunday at the head of a delegation for a series of bilateral and multilateral consultations with Russian officials and economic partners.
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Iran’s Economy Minister Vows to Defeat Adversaries in Economic War
TEHRAN – Iran’s Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance, Seyyed Ali Madanizadeh, has expressed confidence that the Islamic Republic will prevail in its ongoing economic confrontation with foreign adversaries, just as it has overcome previous military challenges.
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Loading of a Living Quarters Platform for Reshadat Oilfield Begins
The loading operation for a living quarters Platform for Iran’s Reshadat oilfield began on Thursday evening at a ceremony attended by the Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance, Seyyed Ali Madanizadeh.
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Iran Cuts Average Customs Dwell Time From 10 Months to Eight Days: Minister
Iran has cut the average time goods remain held at customs from as long as 10 months in some cases to about eight days, Economy Minister Seyyed Ali Madanizadeh said, as the government steps up efforts to streamline trade, remove investment barriers and shield the economy from external pressure.
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Economy Minister: Pezeshkian Pursues Economic Reforms with Courage and Consensus-Building
TEHRAN – Iran's Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance has described President Masoud Pezeshkian's approach to economic reforms, highlighting "courage in decision-making," "consensus-building," and "attention to people's livelihoods" as the president's key leadership traits.
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Ministry: Economic Resilience Is Tehran's Top Priority
Iran’s Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance Seyyed Ali Madanizadeh has stressed the need to strengthen the country’s economic resilience, saying the priority is to prepare the economy to withstand external pressures while encouraging broad public participation through saving, investment, reconstruction, and modernization.