The proposed $300 billion reconstruction framework for Iran is emerging as one of the most debated elements of Washington’s latest peace initiative. While critics have portrayed it as a massive American payout to Tehran, the Trump administration insists no US taxpayer money is involved. Instead, the plan envisions a mix of Gulf sovereign wealth, private global capital and corporate investment flowing into Iran if sanctions ease and regional stability improves. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is now engaging Gulf allies as questions grow over who will ultimately finance the ambitious proposal. Supporters describe the figure as a long-term investment projection, while skeptics point to unresolved sanctions, political risks and security concerns that could complicate any large-scale influx of capital. Daniela Laurel tells you more.
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