VOICED : Tehran bazaar blends hope caution a year after nuclear deal

The video discusses the aftermath of the nuclear deal with Iran, highlighting the lifting of sanctions in exchange for Iran giving up its nuclear weapons program. Despite this, the Iranian economy remains weak, with little noticeable improvement in daily life. President Rouhani is optimistic about attracting significant investments, but challenges persist due to remaining sanctions and Iran's human rights issues. The video also touches on Iran's potential for economic growth, particularly in oil exports, and the need for patience among Iranians.

What was the primary condition for lifting sanctions against Iran?

• Iran improving its human rights record

• Iran increasing trade with Europe

• Iran agreeing to reduce oil exports

• Iran giving up its nuclear weapons program

How do most people in Tehran feel about the nuclear deal's impact on daily life?

• They are unsure about its effects

• They believe it has worsened their situation

• They feel it has had no impact

• They have noticed significant improvements

What is President Rouhani's expectation from the lifting of sanctions?

• A decrease in foreign investments

• An increase in local employment

• Attracting $30 to $50 billion in investments per year

• A rise in tourism

What is one of the main reasons for Iran's economic growth despite challenges?

• Reduction in military spending

• New trade agreements with China

• Improved agricultural output

• Increased oil exports

What are some of the obstacles still facing Iran in attracting foreign investments?

• Political instability

• High inflation rates

• Ongoing sanctions and human rights issues

• Lack of natural resources