A new horizon for FDI?
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) holds the key to Iran’s strategic advancement, addressing economic challenges and bridging technological gaps, while creating job opportunities for its young population. FDI is not just about bringing in money; it is about injecting advanced technology and opening doors to global markets, acting as a catalyst for economic growth and international competitiveness. Attracting investment, especially from developed nations, can strengthen Iran’s geopolitical position and provide a buffer against external pressure. The involvement of American investors could shift the risk perception, making it easier for European and Asian investors to step in, despite sanctions concerns. However, such an strategy calls for careful planning and robust legal frameworks to ensure technology transfer and alignment with national interests.
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