Wall Street Journal: U.S. Weighs Releasing $6 Billion Frozen in Qatar for Iran
The Wall Street Journal says the U.S. is weighing the release of $6 billion in frozen Iranian money held in Qatar. The funds would be limited to food, medicine and humanitarian goods, and would be the first tranche of a larger amount Iran wants unfrozen.
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- The U.S. is considering releasing $6 billion in frozen Iranian funds in Qatar.
- The proposal is being shaped jointly by the United States and Qatar.
- The money would be restricted to food, medicine and humanitarian purchases.
- The $6 billion would be the first tranche of a larger $24 billion Iran wants released.
The Wall Street Journal reports that the United States is discussing freeing $6 billion in frozen Iranian funds held in Qatar, in what the paper described as another early economic benefit for the Islamic Republic. People familiar with the matter said the proposal is being developed jointly by the U.S. and Qatar.
Under the plan, the money would be allowed only for purchases of food, medicines and humanitarian supplies ordered by Iran’s central bank. Most of the frozen funds in Qatar came from Iran’s oil sales.
According to the report, this would be the first installment of a larger $24 billion amount that Iran wants released as soon as possible as part of memorandum-of-understanding understandings, although that full figure is not mentioned in the memorandum itself. The article does not say when a final decision would be made.
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