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Ended a project to install railroad tracks outside of Tehran after signing a €2 million contract in 2017. (Peter S. Goodman, “Italy’s Economy Was Humming Nicely. Then Came Trump,” The New York Times, June 22, 2018.)

"Iranian Airports Holding Company (IAC) and the operator of Milan airports (SEA) made another couple of companies of two countries to sign an agreement. Iranian Car Gas System Company and Italy’s Danieli agreed to cooperate in the field of producing materials needed for car industry." (April 12, 2016).

"A Memorandum of Understanding on tourism and cultural cooperation is among the agreements signed in Tehran in addition to an industrial MoU signed between Iranian energy ministry and Italian ministry of economic development. Also RFI (Rete Ferroviaria Italiana, Italian Rail Network) and The Islamic Republic of Iran Railways set the frame for future cooperation." (April 12, 2016).

"Iran and Italy have signed an MoU for transfer of new technologies in the field of leather and modernization of the relevant industry in Iran. A memorandum of cooperation in the field of leather industry was signed between Iran’s Leather Industry Association and Italy's Leather Union during a session attended by Textile Director General of the Ministry of Industry, Mines and Trade Golnaz Nasrollahi." (November 30, 2015).

"Iran and Italy signed a memorandum of understanding for cooperation over protection of intellectual property rights. The MoU was signed by the head of Italian Patent and Trademark Office and directorate general for combating counterfeiting, Loredana Gulino, and the head of Intellectual Property Center of Iran’s Organization for Registration of Deeds and Properties, Mohammad Hassan Kiani, on Friday, IRNA reported." (December 11, 2016)

We need to see how the currently extremely difficult and highly critical situation evolves inside Iran…. A country undergoing internal upheaval presents a complicated situation that can jeopardise such accords [contracts between Italian and Iranian companies] …. [A] country’s stability is a necessary condition for foreign investment and is good for business…. (ADK Kronos, “Iranian unrest won’t aid Italian investment says Confindustria,” 1/2/2018).

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In July 2016, Confindustria organized, in partnership with the Chambers of Commerce of the Marche Region and the universities of Camerino and Macerata, an economic mission to Iran led by Marche region President Luca Ceriscioli with approximately 50 businesses of the Marche Region. (Farnesina, “Tehran – The Marche Region on the lookout for new investments in Iran,” 7/13/2016). The delegation ended its mission to Iran with the signing of “a Partnership Agreement between the Marche Region and the Region of Mazandaran, which was signed by Presidents Ceriscioli and Rabih Fallah Jelodar, that sanctions the promise of long term collaboration.” (Regioni, “Iran, Termina La Missione Della Delegazione Marchigiana,” 7/14/2016).

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Pleased with recovery on the horizon is also Flavio Marabelli, honorary president of Confindustria Marmomacchine, which has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Iran Stone Association. The agreement is based on consolidated relations in a country that - he stressed - holds a great deal of interest both for its marble and granite resources and as a consumer of these materials in construction. "We are here to discuss operating projects," Marabelli said. "And we plan on returning between January and February." (December 1, 2015).

On August 14, 2020, Gruppo Waste Italia was removed from the Iowa Public Employees' Retirement System Iran Prohibited Companies List. 

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As of August 15, 2019, the state of Iowa listed Gruppo Waste Italia on its Iran scrutinized companies list.

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In 2018 the U.S. state of Iowa listed Gruppo Waste Italia on its Iran prohibited companies list rendering Gruppo Waste Italia ineligible for investment and/or state contracting.

Lists Electro Pouya in Tehran, Iran as its exclusive distributor.

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Ghibaudi Mario S.r.l. (“Ghibaudi Mario”) is listed as a participant in the 12th Auto Parts International Fair 2017 (“IAP Fair”), which took place in Tehran, Iran on November 13-16, 2017. (IDRO Fairs Website, “IAPEX 2017 – List of International Participants”). 

Ficep lists Sardyaran Co. Ltd in Tehran, Iran on its company website. Ficep S.p.A. (“Ficep”) was listed as an exhibitor at the Internationale Ausstellung für Metallbearbeitung (International Exhibition for Metalworking Companies; “AMB Iran 2017”), which took place on May 23-26 in Tehran, Iran.  (Iran METAFO, “List of Exhibitors”).