Russia-Iran trade and economic cooperation

Agepsim Isaakovich Ashkalov, Raisa Egorovna Redkina, Natalya Yurevna Rud and Marina Nikolaevna Piskovatskaya
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Agepsim Isaakovich Ashkalov: North-Caucasus Federal University, (branch) in Pyatigorsk, Russia
Raisa Egorovna Redkina: North-Caucasus Federal University, (branch) in Pyatigorsk, Russia
Natalya Yurevna Rud: North-Caucasus Federal University, (branch) in Pyatigorsk, Russia
Marina Nikolaevna Piskovatskaya: North-Caucasus Federal University, (branch) in Pyatigorsk, Russia

Russian Foreign Economic Journal, 2018, issue 9, 46-57

Abstract: Given the importance of trade relations between Russia and Iran and the emergence of new opportunities, the Russian government is trying to initiate a dialogue. The military-technical sphere seems to be the most promising area of cooperation. The lifting of sanctions has complicated the political relations between Moscow and Tehran. For this reason, exporting requires intergovernmental agreements between Russia and Iran that might create opportunities for business. However, businessmen who intend to export goods or services to Iran should clearly understand that they will have to act within the framework of another economy - the Islamic economy - according to the Quran principles.

Keywords: Foreign economic activity; trade relations; sanctions; Islamic economy. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2018
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