Iran Economic information

Iran is a country located in the Middle East and has the 18th largest economy in the world. The country's economy is based on natural resources such as oil and natural gas. Iran is also a country with the second largest economy in the Middle East. Oil is one of the most important sectors of the Iranian economy and accounts for a large share of the country's export revenues. Iran is the world's fourth largest oil producer. It also has the richest resources in the world in terms of natural gas reserves. Iran's other important sectors include automotive, petrochemicals, steel, mining, textiles and agriculture. The country's agricultural sector is an important source of income with the production of products such as wheat, rice, corn, cotton, sugar beet, fruits and vegetables. The Iranian economy has experienced difficult times in recent years due to international sanctions and political instability. However, with the lifting of sanctions after the nuclear agreement signed in 2015, the country's economic situation improved. Iran's inflation rate is high and there is also an unemployment problem. At the same time, income distribution in the country is unbalanced and the poverty rate is still high. As a result, the Iranian economy is an economy based on natural resources, and oil and natural gas production and export are of great importance. However, due to the country's economic problems and international sanctions, diversification efforts are an important issue to ensure economic stability.