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Iran Analysis

Tehran courts Latin America Subscription Required

Issue No 40 5-11 February 2010 | By James Gavin

Iran is increasing trade flows with Latin America amid the threat of tougher US-led sanctions

Majid Al-Futtaim Group Subscription Required

Issue No 33 29 January - 4 February 2010 | By Paul Melly

The growing Gulf lifestyle and entertainment markets have boosted the success of this retail developer

Iran Banking Subscription Required

Issue No 32 22-28 January 2009 | By Sophie Evans

The six leaders of the Iranian banking and finance community are: Mahmoud Bahmani, Mahmoud Reza Khavari, Mohammad Jahromi, Peyman Noori Brojerdi, Ali Divandari and Ali Soleimani Shayesteh

Iranian train station

Tehran struggles to fund rail schemes Subscription Required

Issue No 43 23-29 October 2009 | By Hugh Tomlinson

With international sanctions making it difficult for Iran to secure financing for a series of much-needed rail plans, the Islamic Republic is being forced to prioritise some projects and put others on hold

Iran Special Reports

Special Report: Oil & Gas - Focus turns to downstream developments

Issue No 3 15-21 January 2010 | By Sophie Evans

Over the next five years, contractors will be working hard to help Riyadh achieve its goal of doubling its oil refining capacity by 2015.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad

Special Report: Iran - Regime prepares to face down critics

29-Dec-2009 | Updated: 24-Dec-2009 | By Sophie Evans

The year ahead is certain to be a difficult one for Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, not least for his economic policies. In the face of sustained opposition to his victory in last June’s disputed presidential elections, he will find it increasingly hard to gather support for the necessary reforms.

Iran Data

Finance 2010: Reasons for cautious confidence

Supplement: MEED Yearbook 2010 | By James Gavin

Banks in the region have fared well amid the global downturn but must start lending to boost business

King Abdullah Financial District

Projects 2010: Market begins to recover in the region

Supplement: MEED Yearbook 2010 | By Sophie Evans

Contract awards are expected to pick up significantly in the year ahead, with more than $500bn worth of projects currently being tendered across the region as clients take advantage of lower construction costs

Pearl Qatar - latest island rendering

Construction 2010: Public sector offers best opportunities

Supplement: MEED Yearbook 2010

The real estate market is set to remain subdued in 2010, but infrastructure projects will push ahead

Transport 2010: Railway building enjoys a revival in the Middle East

Supplement: MEED Yearbook 2010 | By Will Hadfield

Countries across the region are upgrading their rail transport systems but investment in roads is lacking

Iran Contracts Awarded

Middle East contracts awarded: February 2010 Subscription Required

1-Mar-2010 | By Clynton Wratten

Almost $3.5bn worth of contracts have been awarded across the Middle East in February 2010, according to this selected checklist compiled from MEED reports

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