Since the 1979 revolution Iran’s economy has demonstrated remarkable resilience steadily expanding its industrial capacity agricultural output and services while adapting to war sanctions and demographic pressures despite persistent structural challenges and volatility.

Iran is moving ahead with the complex Farzad B gas field, signaling growing technical self-reliance and energy resilience that secures its majority stake, overcomes sanctions-era delays, and adds roughly one billion cubic feet of gas per day.

The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman condemns a recent resolution passed by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) regarding the country’s peaceful nuclear program as a “stain of disgrace” on the document’s sponsors.

Iran’s oil exports reached a seven-year high of 2.3 million bpd in October.

Iran’s ability to sustain and grow oil exports amid sanctions highlights strategic and operational adaptations rather than mere resilience.

Iran’s pursuit of self-reliance has taken a decisive turn in recent years, not just in politics or energy, but in science—particularly in biotechnology.

Sangan manages the entire supply chain—from extraction to the production of iron ore concentrates, pellets, and ultimately steel.