Iran is reportedly receiving US$300 billion, or more than Rp 5,000\ntrillion, in private funding following peace with the United States to\nspur investment flows. More than half of that private funding has\nalready been disbursed, according to a source with direct knowledge of\nthe US-Iran agreement who spoke to Reuters on condition of anonymity\nbecause the plan has not yet been made public. The official signing is\nscheduled in Switzerland on Friday (19\/6\/2026).<\/p>\n
Information about private funding for Iran has been reported\npreviously. However, Reuters reveals for the first time that more than\nhalf of the funding has been disbursed and that it will come entirely\nfrom private sector funds. The source cited by Reuters stressed that\nthis new funding is a private investment vehicle, not a reconstruction\nor reparations programme, and will not include government money or\ngrants.<\/p>\n
Companies based in the US, Arab Gulf states, Asia, South America, and\nAfrica are said to have agreed to commit to providing the funding. The\npromised investment covers the energy, logistics, manufacturing, and\ntransport sectors. A senior Iranian source separately told Reuters that\nTehran initially requested US$400 billion in war damage compensation\nfrom the US, but Washington insisted it would not provide such\ncompensation. The idea for the private funding, to be named the\n\u2018Reconstruction and Development Fund\u2019, then emerged.<\/p>\n
The mechanism, according to the Iranian source, provides for various\nmeans of contribution. These include securing loans, establishing lines\nof credit, or direct financing for the reconstruction of war-damaged\nsites, including facilities such as the Mobarakeh Steel complex, oil\nrefineries, airports, and more broadly, infrastructure affected by the\nconflict. The source added that this investment funding is separate from\nparallel negotiation tracks concerning the lifting of US sanctions and\nthe release of frozen Iranian assets abroad.<\/p>\n
The investment funding will not be established or operated until a\nfinal agreement is reached. The memorandum of understanding between the\nUS and Iran, once signed, is intended to govern the process over the\nnext 60 days. \u2018The fund will only be established after the final\nagreement is signed. During these 60 days, the fund administrator will\nwork with Iranians and investors to plan and define the scope of\nprojects,\u2019 the source said.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/peace-with-us-reportedly-brings-iran-rp-5-000-trillion-in-private-funding-1781707861", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }