VOICED : Nuclear deal with Iran at Trump's mercy

The transcript discusses the lifting of international sanctions on Iran in January 2016, which allowed for increased foreign investment. However, the election of Donald Trump as U.S. President cast doubt on the nuclear agreement, as he promised to dismantle it. This uncertainty has led Iranian businesses to seek European partners and has caused concern about the future of the deal. Despite increased oil exports, U.S. sanctions on non-nuclear issues persist, affecting Iran's economy. Foreign investors remain interested in Iran's potential, but their enthusiasm may wane if the deal is scrapped.

What was one of the main economic benefits expected from the lifting of international sanctions against Iran in 2016?

• Improved agricultural exports

• More foreign investment

• Higher oil prices

• Increased tourism

How did Donald Trump's election impact the nuclear agreement with Iran?

• He ignored the agreement

• He called the deal disastrous and threatened to dismantle it

• He supported the agreement

• He promised to strengthen the deal

What concern did Iranian experts have regarding the nuclear agreement after Trump's election?

• It would be ignored

• It would face serious problems

• It would be strengthened

• It would be expanded

What challenge did Iran face despite increased oil exports after the nuclear deal?

• Decreased foreign interest

• High domestic demand

• Lack of oil reserves

• US sanctions on non-nuclear issues

What was the sentiment among Iranians and foreign investors regarding the nuclear deal's outcomes?

• Optimism

• Indifference

• Growing impatience

• Complete satisfaction