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Covering econ relations btwn the Americas and the Middle East. Recovering Italian. Adopted American. With links to India and UAE. valentinapasquali.bsky.social
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Gulf companies need final peace deal before investing in Iran

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By Valentina Pasquali Verified
| Arabian Gulf Business Insight (AGBI) Verified
State investors will be ‘green light’ Trade to precede direct investment Potential of young market is huge Gulf companies are expected to tread cautiously over investment opportunities in Iran even if the US lifts sanctions, with analysts saying private firms are likely to wait for sovereign wealth funds and state-backed entities to move first.
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US reviews Oman plan for Hormuz transit

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By Shruthi Nair Verified, Valentina Pasquali Verified, John Crowley Verified
| Arabian Gulf Business Insight (AGBI) Verified
Proposal for service-cost mechanism No legal basis for mandatory tolls UAE opposes introduction of fees Omani proposals for a voluntary service-cost mechanism under which the sultanate and Iran would oversee navigation through the Strait of Hormuz are being reviewed by the US. The proposals, delivered to Washington by Oman, do not include mandatory Hormuz transit tolls, a person familiar with the US position told AGBI.
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ZainCash CEO: Iraq is 5 years behind in digital payments Original

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By Valentina Pasquali Verified
| Arabian Gulf Business Insight (AGBI) Verified
Adoption rises but bottlenecks remain 95% of payments use ZainCash Fees in Iraq lower than elsewhere A burgeoning youth market is driving adoption of digital payments in Iraq, but deep-rooted reliance on cash, talent bottlenecks and rock-bottom fees constrain growth, according to Yazen Altimimi, chief executive of local fintech ZainCash. “We are moving in the right direction,” Altimimi told AGBI from Baghdad.
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