Thursday, August 09, 2007

Iran and Nicaragua bypass United States.

From Voltairenet.org:



6 August 2007

From Beirut (Lebanon)


Syria in the Report of Arab Investment Climate for 2006.

Big Iranian Investments in Senegal.

The Iranian “Samand” Car Succeeds in Entering the Egyptian Market.

The Algerian “Sonatrach” Company Invests in “Tassili Airlines”.

Libya Plans for Building Six Cement Factories in Africa.

Mauritania Grants Sudanese and Chinese Companies the Contract of Constructing Railways Network.

The Commercial Bank of Kuwait Tries to Possess 60% of the Al-Watany Bank of Egypt.

1$ m , the Profits of “Dar al Esthemsar” Company.

Expectations of Rise of the Lebanese Industrial Exports to $3 bn.

The Establishment of “The Arab Insurance Institute” in Damascus with a Cost of $10 m.

Syria and Turkey Agree on Building a Factory for Trailers Manufacturing.


Lines Don’t All Lead to Washington


The consecutive American administrations have been trying, for many years, to impose themselves as the world’s policeman for military and economic considerations which these administration think they represent the trailer of world economy, and that each state does not provide its “train” with fuel will not be able to address the economic needs of its people.



In fact, USA is trying with full determination, to impose its logic but it seems that things don’t go according to its wishes, as we are witnessing everyday further expansion in a network of economic relations among different world countries that don’t go in line with the US economy, rather these relations are characterized by refusing Washington’s political logic based on its economic thinking.



Within this context, we can read the results of the agreement signed lately between Iran and Nicaragua, and according to what President Daniel Ortega of Nicaragua announced, that this agreement is about building a new seaport by the Iranian side in Nicaragua with a total value of $350 m in return Tehran will get coffee, meat, and banana from Nicaragua.



This agreement would strengthen bilateral cooperation between the two countries, and may be it explains what Condoleezza Rice said that Iran stands against the US interests.

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