Iran:
Iran's GDP Marks 11.1% Growth
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According to Fars news, Iran's non-oil GDP has grown 6.4
percent in the past year.
Mohammad Baqer Nobakht, Iran's Government Spokesman, has
stated that the country's GDP growth of gross domestic product
(including the oil sector) stands at 11.1% for the previous
year.
Previously, the Central Bank of Iran had announced that the
country's GDP growth was 12.5% in the past year.
The International Monetary Fund expected that Iran's real
GDP growth will rebound to 6.6 % in 2016-17.
Iran's economic growth is related to reclaiming a share of
the worldwide oil sales after the conclusion of the JCPOA agreement
between Iran and world economic powers.
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