Iran and the United States have outlined a proposed $300 billion private investment fund aimed at attracting global capital to Iran under a new bilateral agreement. According to a Reuters report citing a source directly involved, more than half of the fund’s capital has already been pledged. The agreement, expected to be signed on Friday in Washington and Tehran, is designed to encourage both sides toward a final and lasting peace settlement following months of conflict.
The fund will be entirely financed by private entities, with no government grants or public money involved. Companies from the United States, Gulf Arab states, Asia, South America, and Africa have reportedly committed to participate. The investment will target energy, logistics, manufacturing, and transport sectors. The initiative emerged after Tehran’s initial $400 billion compensation demand was rejected by Washington, leading to the creation of this reconstruction and development mechanism instead.
The fund will only become operational after the final agreement is signed, followed by a 60-day planning phase. Pakistan has acted as a mediator, while the White House confirmed that Iran must meet conditions including halting its nuclear program and allowing international inspections to access the fund’s benefits.
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