We receive and gladly publish as an attachment a speech by Hooman Mirmohammad Sadeghi, an Iranian who graduated in Italy and today works in our country as a consultant on trade between Italy and Iran.
Having long been one of our most important export markets, Iran has become an extremely difficult destination for our goods for many years due to international sanctions applied to trade with the country.
Hooman's speech traces the history and consequences of these sanctions on the country's trade and the possibility, after the election of President Rohani, of a turning point in trade relations between Iran and the rest of the world, if there is a definitive agreement on the question of the Iranian nuclear program.
Attachments: Where We Stand With Iran - Hooman Mirmohammad Sadeghi 0314.pdf
He has been a consultant, both for banks and companies, in finance and internationalization matters. Previously he was a bank executive with positions in charge of corporate finance and structured finance and international finance director of a multinational telecommunications company. Author of five books and book chapters on the subject of internationalization support tools and corporate finance, he has written for various specialized magazines on the topics of finance, treasury, foreign trade, project finance. In particular, he was a member of the Scientific Committee of Ipsoa's "Taxation and International Trade" magazine. He was a lecturer at the Masters in International Commerce - MASCI of the University of Padua, and a contract professor in the course of International Corporate Finance (Master of International Economics) at the same University and at various other institutions, universities, banks, companies, chambers of trade and industry associations
