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5 Amendments of Jan ZAHRADIL related to 2015/2274(INI)

Amendment 24 #
Draft opinion
Paragraph 4
4. Expresses concern about the high levels of corruption and trade- circumventing sanctionsbureaucracy, which have lead to a grey economy; stresses, therefore, the need to fight corruption andfor increased transparency, and for a truly private sector to develop in Iran;
2016/05/26
Committee: INTA
Amendment 28 #
Draft opinion
Paragraph 5
5. Emphasises that a potential renewal of trade ties between the EU Member States and Iran must go hand in hand with substantial improvements in respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms in Iran,; and that the EU must use its position as an economic bloc as leverageconsiders rapid evidence of improvements to human rights and fundamental freedoms to be of upmost importance for a renewal of commercial and investment ties to improve the living conditions and wellbeing of the Iranian people;
2016/05/26
Committee: INTA
Amendment 35 #
Draft opinion
Paragraph 6
6. Notes that some sectorsup to 70% of the Iranian economy are heavily controlled by the regimeis state controlled, potentially creating problems for EU Member State companies in Iran, and that increased trade could strengthen the economic, military and political power of certain unelected individuals, on the condition of evidence of improvements to human rights, could enhance of the role of the private sector;
2016/05/26
Committee: INTA
Amendment 39 #
Draft opinion
Paragraph 7
7. Calls on the EU to explore the possibility of restarting Iran’s accession talks with the World Trade Organisation, as membership of the WTO would bring a further liberalisation of Iran’s economy to drive growth, embed the country in the global rules-based system and provide a mechanism to hold the regime to account on commitments made;deleted
2016/05/26
Committee: INTA
Amendment 50 #
Draft opinion
Paragraph 8
8. RegretNotes that the American sanctions still in place restrict EU policy space, obstructing EU companies with US business activities doing business in Iran; calls on the US Government to provide legal certainty and predictability, including by granting waivers, and asks the Commissionimportantly some US sanctions are not affected by the nuclear deal and will remain in place, in particular sanctions related to human rights abuses, support for terrorism and testing of ballistic missiles, and asks EU Member States to increase dialogue and cooperation with the US;
2016/05/26
Committee: INTA