[86601] Report: A $300 billion investment fund to be established as part of an agreement between the US and Iran

Contacts for a new agreement: An international investment fund of $300 billion for the reconstruction of Iran

International reports point to a breakthrough in talks between the United States and Iran, in which a private investment fund of $300 billion is being established intended for the reconstruction and development of Iran. According to DW Persian, a German media outlet in Persian covering the Middle East, the goal behind the fund is to "create an economic incentive for both parties to complete the agreement."

According to the report, based on the Reuters news agency, the Americans and Iranians reached agreements on Sunday, June 14, on a framework to end the conflict that began in February. The parties are now preparing for an official signing of the agreement this coming Friday, June 19.

In another report by Iran International, an Iranian opposition network identified with critical positions toward the regime in Tehran, it was stated that companies from the United States, Gulf states, Asia, Africa, and South America have already committed to injecting over $150 billion – more than half of the total sum – into this fund.

It is important to emphasize, as noted in DW Persian, that this is a "private investment" initiative that does not include government aid or official budgets from foreign countries, which could be significant legally and politically in the context of existing sanctions.