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ARTICLE · 18 JULY 2017

Iran Sanctions Lifted - What Now?

The lifting of sanctions should be viewed as a gradual process of opening up Iran's market to the outside world.

GlobalInternational Law
Alexander Brexendorff
Alexander Brexendorff
Anthony V. Raftopol
Anthony V. Raftopol

What Sanctions Have Been Lifted

In a major milestone under the terms of the 2015 Vienna Agreement (the "JCPOA"), the International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed on 16 January 2016 that Iran had implemented its nuclearrelated commitments, thereby ushering in the agreement's "Implementation Day." Accordingly, most EU sanctions as well as US "secondary sanctions" (those applicable to non-US entities with certain "contacts" with the US) against Iran have been lifted, and non-US persons and entities may now engage in a wide variety of Iran-related transactions. Sectors of the Iranian market now open to investment and exports include, without limitation: energy and petrochemicals, oil and gas, shipping, mining, aviation, automobiles, spare parts/components, pharmaceutics and hotels & leisure.

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