Sijali
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Baada ya vikwazo visivyo halali dhidi ya Iran, eti kwa sababu ya program yake ya nuklia, shirika la magari la Ufaransa, Peugeot lilivunja uhusiano wake na shirika la kutengeneza magari la Iran, Iran Khodro. Iran Khodro ilikuwa inahitajia asilimia 30 ya mali ghafi kutoka Ufaransa ili kuunda gari za Peugeot. Angalia sasa, miezi minane tu baada ya shirika la Ufaransa kujitoa, Iran inatengeneza miundo yote ya Peugeot 100% bila kuhitajia mali ghafi ya Ufaransa. Wakati huo huo, huko Ufaransa viwanda vya Peugeot vinakufa kwa kukosa mauzo ya Iran!
Yes, we can if we mean it!
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[TD="colspan: 2"]Source: Tehran Times
Iranian carmaker Iran Khodro has reached self-sufficiency in manufacturing car parts which had been supplied by French Peugeot, the Fars News Agency reported.
Iran Khodro CEO Javad Najmeddin told Fars that after 23 years the company has managed to manufacture Peugeot 206 and Runna cars without the need to be supported by Peugeot.
Currently, the Iranian automotive industry exports products to around 40 countries, he noted.
On November 27, ISNA reported that several car companies in Iran have halted their production, which caused a decrease in the number of car brands in Iran.
Such car brands as Nissan, Peugeot (sedan and hatchback), Toyota for several reasons, stopped their car manufacturing in Iran several months ago.
Because French Peugeot Company and Iran Khodro stopped the co-operation, the manufacturing of Peugeot 206 in Iran has stopped. As for Nissan's Maxima brand, the giant car manufacturer from Japan halted its business in Iran after 11 years.
Meanwhile, Iran plans to manufacture at least three million cars by 2025 and export some one million sets, the Fars News Agency quoted Industry, Mine, and Trade Minister Mehdi Ghazanfari as saying on June 16.
"Some 1.6 million cars were manufactured in the past calendar year and 55,000 cars were exported," Ghazanfari said.
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Yes, we can if we mean it!
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[TD="colspan: 2"]Source: Tehran Times
Iranian carmaker Iran Khodro has reached self-sufficiency in manufacturing car parts which had been supplied by French Peugeot, the Fars News Agency reported.
Iran Khodro CEO Javad Najmeddin told Fars that after 23 years the company has managed to manufacture Peugeot 206 and Runna cars without the need to be supported by Peugeot.
Currently, the Iranian automotive industry exports products to around 40 countries, he noted.
On November 27, ISNA reported that several car companies in Iran have halted their production, which caused a decrease in the number of car brands in Iran.
Such car brands as Nissan, Peugeot (sedan and hatchback), Toyota for several reasons, stopped their car manufacturing in Iran several months ago.
Because French Peugeot Company and Iran Khodro stopped the co-operation, the manufacturing of Peugeot 206 in Iran has stopped. As for Nissan's Maxima brand, the giant car manufacturer from Japan halted its business in Iran after 11 years.
Meanwhile, Iran plans to manufacture at least three million cars by 2025 and export some one million sets, the Fars News Agency quoted Industry, Mine, and Trade Minister Mehdi Ghazanfari as saying on June 16.
"Some 1.6 million cars were manufactured in the past calendar year and 55,000 cars were exported," Ghazanfari said.
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