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#project #project #america #iran #israel #oil Iran is rich in oil and natural gas resources. Its oil reserves rank fourth in the world and its natural gas reserves rank second. Despite its vast resources, Iran's economic situation is not ideal. In recent years, Iran has been subject to sanctions by Western countries. Taking oil as an example, Western countries have imposed strict restrictions on Iran's oil exports, resulting in a sharp decline in Iran's oil exports and a serious impact on its fiscal revenue. These sanctions have greatly hindered Iran's economic development. According to statistics, Iran's economic growth rate dropped from 3.2% in 2010 to 0.6% in 2016. Faced with sanctions from Western countries, Iran urgently needs assistance from other countries. However, most countries are hesitant to provide aid out of concern for Western countries. But there is always a road ahead, and China has become Iran’s last choice. In 2021, China and Iran signed an unprecedented cooperation agreement. This 25-year agreement plans to invest a huge US$400 billion in Iran's infrastructure, energy, communications and other fields. When people thought Iran was about to usher in new prosperity, the U.S. government unexpectedly adopted a series of sanctions in an attempt to restrict economic cooperation between China and Iran. So what changes will this $400 billion cooperation bring to Iran?
