It depends from which perspective are you looking it.Originally Posted by Stoeng 171434
Well this says a lot about Iran, doesn't it?Originally Posted by Stoeng 171434
I don't know what you meant to say with this.Originally Posted by Stoeng 171434
Of course not. Iran has more than 50% of the population under 50, it controls two vital oil areas: Persian Gulf and Caspian Sea and it has access to the Hormuz Strait through which basically all oil from Kuwait, Arabian Emirates, Qatar and Saudi Arabia is coming to the world market. Once Europe and the rest of the world will switch to other natural energy resources (I hear Sweden is already making some plans) than they will not have such large profits from oil and will become less important for world economy. None of the countries in the Persian Gulf, not even Iran has invested much in other areas of industry or science. Unlike Norway.Originally Posted by Stoeng 171434
Yes, but again that's due to oil and strategical position in the Persian Gulf. Iran has resources, but their industry is weakly developed, except for petro-chemical of course.Originally Posted by Stoeng 171434


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