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Iran elected a Managerial Board member of AMAN Union
Islamic Republic of Iran was elected unanimously as one of 5 members of AMAN Union’s Board of Managers, here Friday.
Managing Director of Iran Trust Fund Seyyed Kamal Seyyed Ali, said here in an interview with IRNA, “The Islamic countries’ credit insurance along with the Arab countries’ investment companies have established the Beirut-based AMAN Union.
Pointing out that membership at that union is a great success for the Islamic Republic of Iran, Seyyed Ali added, “14 countries were present at AMAN Union General Assembly, where the Islamic Republic, along with Turk Eximbank managed to gain the unanimous vote of the participants for membership at AMAN Managerial Board for a two year period.
He said, “Next to the Islamic Republic of Iran and Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, Malaysia, and Tunisia managed to become that board’s members with respectively lower votes.
The Managing Director of Iran Trust Fund said presentation of the professional performance report of his affiliated fund in which the lowest possible loss during the global economic recession period was marked side by side with the good level of the accomplished tasks played the major role in gaining the unanimous vote for membership at the union.
Seyyed Ali reiterated, “The first General Assembly of that union was held in Beirut following two years of initial surveys done in Saudi Arabia under the supervision of the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) on Thursday and Friday, during which first the letter of association and the charter of that union, and then the elections of its managerial board were done.
The Iranian official said that providing facilities for making investments at entire Islamic countries is the main duty of AMAN Union, adding, “The Islamic Republic of Iran is engaged in numerous projects in various Islamic countries and membership at this union is very fruitful in finding partners and providing funds for pushing forth those projects.”
He reiterated, “The Islamic Republic of Iran used to be a member of the Islamic Countries Insurance Companies Union in the past, but had never been a member of any Arab investment funds, so the establishment of the AMAN Union and the Islamic Republic’s membership at it would lead to the establishment of a close relation between the two organs.
Representatives from Iran, Turkey, Egypt, Algeria, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Sudan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, and Benin were present at AMAN Union’s General Assembly in Beirut.
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Managing Director of Iran Trust Fund Seyyed Kamal Seyyed Ali, said here in an interview with IRNA, “The Islamic countries’ credit insurance along with the Arab countries’ investment companies have established the Beirut-based AMAN Union.
Pointing out that membership at that union is a great success for the Islamic Republic of Iran, Seyyed Ali added, “14 countries were present at AMAN Union General Assembly, where the Islamic Republic, along with Turk Eximbank managed to gain the unanimous vote of the participants for membership at AMAN Managerial Board for a two year period.
He said, “Next to the Islamic Republic of Iran and Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, Malaysia, and Tunisia managed to become that board’s members with respectively lower votes.
The Managing Director of Iran Trust Fund said presentation of the professional performance report of his affiliated fund in which the lowest possible loss during the global economic recession period was marked side by side with the good level of the accomplished tasks played the major role in gaining the unanimous vote for membership at the union.
Seyyed Ali reiterated, “The first General Assembly of that union was held in Beirut following two years of initial surveys done in Saudi Arabia under the supervision of the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) on Thursday and Friday, during which first the letter of association and the charter of that union, and then the elections of its managerial board were done.
The Iranian official said that providing facilities for making investments at entire Islamic countries is the main duty of AMAN Union, adding, “The Islamic Republic of Iran is engaged in numerous projects in various Islamic countries and membership at this union is very fruitful in finding partners and providing funds for pushing forth those projects.”
He reiterated, “The Islamic Republic of Iran used to be a member of the Islamic Countries Insurance Companies Union in the past, but had never been a member of any Arab investment funds, so the establishment of the AMAN Union and the Islamic Republic’s membership at it would lead to the establishment of a close relation between the two organs.
Representatives from Iran, Turkey, Egypt, Algeria, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Sudan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, and Benin were present at AMAN Union’s General Assembly in Beirut.
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