PNN – The New York Times claimed in a report that a $300 billion investment fund for Iran was created in the draft agreement between Tehran and Washington!
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, the New York Times claimed in a report that it had obtained details of a possible agreement between the United States and Iran.
The New York Times wrote in the report: A very interesting point that has apparently been raised in the negotiations, and perhaps the most surprising and apparently newest addition to the agreement, is a reference to an investment fund for Iran. An Iranian official and a diplomat put the amount of the fund at $300 billion, but other officials involved in brokering the deal have not confirmed the amount.
The newspaper added that the Iranian official described the plan as a reconstruction program that would be promised to Iran if a final deal is signed. Earlier in the talks, Tehran had demanded compensation for the damage caused by the bombing, which some Iranian officials have estimated at between $300 billion and $1 trillion. Two diplomats familiar with the latest draft also described the plan as an international investment fund that the United States would help facilitate if a final deal is reached. The details of the fund are to be worked out as the talks continue, the sources said.
The New York Times added: The proposal appears to be a repeat of an earlier idea floated by Steve Whittaker, Trump’s envoy to the region, and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner. Iranian officials said they had suggested to American negotiators that American companies, including major oil and energy companies, could enter Iran for investment and joint venture deals.