When will the Sanctions Be Removed?

We are all waiting for the IAEA to provide its certification on Iran’s nuclear energy program, which will be the cue for the P5+1 (the United States, United Kingdom, France, China, Russia, and Germany) to begin the process of sanctions relief for Iran.  Some reports have it at today, but given that it is already late afternoon in Europe and early evening in Tehran, this is unlikely.  The more likely possibility is Monday, although estimates as late as Tuesday have also been circulating.

Keep posted on this blog for more information.

An international trade compliance (sanctions, export controls, customs, anti-corruption) and defense lawyer.

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