WASHINGTON: The proposed peace agreement involving Iran includes plans for a $300 billion international investment fund, according to claims made by American media outlets.
The proposal, which has drawn significant international attention, is reportedly aimed at supporting Iran’s economic recovery following years of regional tensions and conflict.
As per the American publication, Iranian officials initially presented the financial proposal as compensation for war-related damages suffered by the country. However, the American side has reportedly avoided using the term “reparations” and is instead describing the initiative as an “international investment fund.”
The report suggests that the change in terminology is intended to maintain a diplomatic tone and avoid political sensitivities associated with direct war compensation.
The proposal also reportedly includes large-scale real estate and infrastructure projects in Tehran. American businessman and political figure Steve Witkoff, along with Jared Kushner, is said to have discussed investment opportunities and redevelopment plans linked to the broader peace initiative.
Meanwhile, Iranian authorities have estimated the country’s war-related losses to range between $300 billion and $1 trillion. These figures reflect the economic impact of years of sanctions, regional instability, and damage to infrastructure.
Although no official confirmation has yet been issued by either Tehran or Washington regarding the reported draft agreement, the developments have generated considerable debate among political analysts and international observers.
The reported discussions come at a time when efforts to revive dialogue between Iran and Western powers continue amid ongoing geopolitical challenges in the Middle East.
