Iran's President Wants to Play "Let's Make a Deal"

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It didn't take long for Iran to kick-start its attempts at luring foreign oil majors into the country should international sanctions be lifted. Iran's oil exporting business has suffered mightily since 2012 because of these sanctions, but discussions surrounding its nuclear program have begun to make a bit of progress.

Unfortunately, these sanctions aren't the only thing holding back companies like BP plc and Italy's Eni from helping Iran realize its full potential. For this reason, the President of Iran hosted these companies in a closed door meeting at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Only time will tell if things open up, but Iran is clearly prepared to make consolations. Tune in to the short video below for more.

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