Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian called Iran a strategic hub for international investment, trade, and tourism, and invited global businesses and investors to seize opportunities in the country’s growing economy.

Why it matters:

At a time when global conflicts and economic uncertainties dominate headlines, Iran’s outreach signals a push for deeper international engagement, with peace, cooperation, and respect for national sovereignty.

The big picture:

Speaking at the opening of the 7th Iran Expo 2025 in Tehran, President Pezeshkian emphasized that Iran sits at a pivotal geographic juncture, connecting East to West and North to South, making it an ideal base for a wide range of economic activities.

Pezeshkian framed Iran not just as a market, but as a bridge to global peace and security through investment, tourism, and international collaboration.

What he's saying:

"We welcome foreign investors and international traders to participate in economic activities and investments in our country," He said.

Pezeshkian pledges openness to international investment and scientific cooperation and said, "Peace and security will be built through trade, investment, partnership, and cooperation."

"The Earth is a shared home for all, and we are all one community, no one is superior except through humanity, knowledge, and service to others." 

"Iran is ready to transfer its scientific and technical expertise to other countries without any restrictions," the Iranian President stressed.

Key Points:

  • 7th exhibition of Export Potential of the Islamic Republic of Iran called as Iran Expo 2025, is the largest and most significant export event in the country, launched with over 2,000 companies and representatives from more than 100 countries participating.

Go deeper:

Iran Expo 2025, at Tehran’s International Exhibition Center, offers a platform for showcasing Iran’s industrial and technical capabilities. Global businesses are seizing the opportunity to negotiate and build partnerships with some of Iran’s leading brands across various sectors, signaling a major move toward integrating Iran’s economy with international markets.

 

Hossein Vaez