Iran's Central Bank reported its 100-day performance in foreign exchange and international affairs as following:
-Expanding brokerage relations with European countries (the Netherlands, Italy, Belgium and Austria) and Asian nations such as China and South Korea.
-Signing credit lines agreements for short-term foreign finance ($26.2bn) as well as mid-term and long-term with European and major Asian banks (total sum: $23.1bn)
-Doing necessary negotiations and drawing up EIH Bank ( Europe,Iran Commercial Bank)'s short-term agreements draft with 9 Iranian banks and some foreign branches of Iranian banks with the aim of providing short-term financial resources (maximum one year)
-Creating necessary arrangements for development banks to use short-term facilities of ECO Trade and Development Bank for providing financial resources of commodities' purchase and capital equipment.
-Negotiating with big Russian banks to facilitate international payment ways through Iranian and Russian banks' cards switch.
-Stabilizing foreign exchange rate by eliminating some items from exchangeable currency such as travel exchange currency to equalize foreign exchange rate.
-Pursuing and negotiating with some targeted countries such as Turkey, Pakistan, Russia, China, Iraq, Brazil and India to ink monetary pacts and local currency swap.
