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Friday's Iran Mini Report - Apr. 06, 2018
• Iran’s Non-Oil Export Revenue $6 Billion Less Than Projected
Chairman of Iran’s Trade Promotion Organization Mojtaba Khosrowtaj says Iran’s non-oil export between March 2017 and March 2018 has had a growth of 6.5 percent compared to previous year, but still non-oil export revenues lag behind the projected figure by $6 billion, reported official news agency IRNA on April 4.... The low volume of non-oil exports by Iran reflects the legacy of import substitution, a reliance on domestic markets, and the impact of sanctions. Source: Radio Farda.
• Haley: ‘The Iran Nuclear Deal Was Designed to Be Too Big to Fail’
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley slammed the Iran nuclear deal Thursday night by saying it was "designed to be too big to fail."
Haley gave a lecture called "Confronting Today’s Global Governance Challenges" to an audience at Duke University, and she said the United States is entering a new era of leadership in dealing with Iran. She criticized the way the Obama administration negotiated the deal.
• Watchdog: Norwegian Aid Agency Penalized Over Misuse of USAID Funds
The Norwegian aid agency facing a $2 million bill for illegally accepting American taxpayer funds while working with the Iranian military and Palestinian terrorist groups. Source: Algemeiner
• Speakers of Arab Parliaments Deplore Iranian-backed Houthi Attacks on Saudi Arabia
Cairo,Apr 5, 2018, SPA -- The Speakers of the Arab Parliaments condemned here today a continuation of the Iranian-backed Houthi attacks on the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, warning of the plans targeting the Arab National Security through supporting terrorism and conflicts in the Arab countries.
Cairo,Apr 5, 2018, SPA -- The Speakers of the Arab Parliaments condemned here today a continuation of the Iranian-backed Houthi attacks on the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, warning of the plans targeting the Arab National Security through supporting terrorism and conflicts in the Arab countries.
• Iran's Nobel Laureate Is Done With Reform. She Wants Regime Change
"Reform is useless in Iran," Ebadi told Eli Lake in an interview Thursday. "The Iranian people are very dissatisfied with their current government. They have reached the point and realized this system is not reformable."
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