Tannaz Karimi

Private investment in Iran has experienced significant fluctuations since 1979, limiting its contribution to sustainable economic growth. High inflation, exchange rate volatility, and an unpredictable business environment are identified as major obstacles to long-term private investment. Institutional Reforms Are Critical to Attracting Private Capital Comparing Iran with other countries, stronger institutions, policy stability, and better […]

Mousa Al-Reza Ghaemi, Governance researcher Resilient governance, as envisioned by the Martyred Leader, is more than an economic strategy to withstand sanctions. It is a comprehensive governance model built on self-reliance, national resilience, public participation, strategic foresight, and national dignity. In this framework, national strength comes from: Turning Challenges into Opportunities A defining feature of

Hamidreza Fartokzadeh In The late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s strategic thinking, economic policy was inseparable from national security and geopolitical competition. Economic indicators such as inflation or GDP were viewed as outcomes of Iran’s position within the global order rather than isolated policy goals. Industrial Development and Economic Independence Were Core Strategic Priorities Ayatollah

In the era of globalization, diaspora engagement has become a strategic source of investment, knowledge transfer, and economic growth. By establishing effective institutional frameworks, countries can mobilize diaspora financial resources to strengthen economic resilience and support sustainable development. Global Best Practices in Diaspora Financial Engagement These cases show that dedicated institutions, supportive policies, and trust-based

This report explores how a temporary understanding between Iran and the United States could reshape Iran’s oil, gas, and petrochemical sectors. It argues that while sanctions relief and reduced geopolitical tensions may improve trade, investment, technology transfer, and financial access, sustainable growth depends on strategic domestic policymaking. The study emphasizes that external opportunities should be