Iran's banking relations with global banks have kicked off
First Vice President Eshaq Jahangiri on Monday urged US to give up pressures on world financial institutions for reviving ties with Iran.
Speaking in a local ceremony about the results of the nuclear deal with P5+1, he said the deal has enhanced Iran's ties with the world and encouraged the international community to cooperate with Islamic Republic.
Due to the nuclear deal, Iran's oil and gas exports has already reached 2 million dollars and in the meantime, not only Iran's banking relations with some European and Asian banks have kicked off but also sea and air transportations have become facilitated, vice president said.
Saying that Iran is ready to execute the JCPOA completely, he urged US officials to give up pressure on financial institutions for revival of ties with Tehran.
Jahangiri voiced hope that other sides of talks would be bound to their obligations.
Speaking on the problems in the Parviz Khan border crossing, he said that he will confer the problem with Baghdad and Erbil.