Tehran, YJC. Recent report by UNCTAD says that Iran attracted $3.05 billion foreign investment last year.
UNCTAD (United Nations Conference on Trade and Development)
in its recent report said that Iran’s foreign investment in the last one years
has been $3.05 billion, showing a 35-pct recession compared to the previous
year, Tasnim news agency reports.
There report maintains that the global rate of direct foreign
investment has rose by 9 percents in 2012, amounting to $1.33 trillion. UNCTAD
maintains that he number reached $1.45 in 2013.
The developed countries share of the number is 39 percent,
that is $566 billion.
The developing countries outdid developed ones in 2012 for
the first time, which they preserved in 2013, attracting about $200 billion
foreign investment more than the developed countries.
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development’s report
says that Iran has experienced a 35-percent decrease in attracting foreign
investment in 2013, declining from $4.662 billion in 2012 to $3.05.
The country’s total foreign investment attracted since 1994
has been $40.941.