1) A landmark nuclear deal between Iran and P5+1 countries lifts brutal economic sanctions on Iran. 2) The lifting of sanctions will boost Iran's GDP by 5% in 2017 and save the country $15 billion annually by reducing the cost of international trade. 3) Iran will see increased oil exports, access to previously frozen assets worth $100 billion, and growth in non-oil sectors as sanctions are removed.

1. GDP boost
by 2017
*according to
the
International
Moneytary Fund
Lifting the
sanctions
that added
15% to the
cost of trading with Iran, will
save the country yearly almost:
Iran has
restricted
its
sensitive
nuclear
activities.
Suppression of nuclear technology
Population
75 million
Iran's uranium
enrichment program
revealed clandestine
activity
Imposed sanctions
against Iran
2000's1950's
Why is there a
crisis?
Draw
World Powers’
attention
over Iran’s capability
to build a nuclear
bomb activity
Crippled economy
currency
lost value
against
US dollar
inflation rise
in prices for
basic needs
like food and fuel
2
3
40%
Interest in
nuclear
technology
as far back as
Early nuclear
history
Iran back in business:
2013 - 2015
Iran and
P 5+1 countries
started to
engage in
negotiations
A nuclear deal
framework
was settled -
The Joint
Comprehensive
Plan of Action
A landmark nuclear deal
is being implemented
between Iran and the
P5+1. Brutal economic
sanctions are finally
lifted
Nuclear Deal
Nuclear-related economic
sanctions, especially ones on the
banking sector.
Embargo on buying
Iranian crude oil.
Iranian trade, shipping
and insurance.
Blacklisted Iranian
individuals/ entities for
nuclear-related activities.
UN Security Council resolutions.
Cheaper Oil:
- sales grow by 500,000 barrels
- total exports 2.5 million barrels
Easy International Money Transfers:
- Allow Iranian banks to open offices the EU
- Iranian diaspora can send money home easier
Revenue
increase per
year from oil
exports
Release of
Assets frozen
overseas
worth of roughly
10
$Bn
100
$Bn
15
$Bn5%
EU
EU
EU
Lifted Sanctions
The End of Sanctions and
Iranian Economy
2016
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Arms exports blockage
Frozen assets
Banking transactions restriction
Bans on trading and exports