Iran ↔ 1404 (2025) Budget Bill

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Iran is directly linked to the 1404 (2025) Budget Bill as it defines the nation's fiscal policies, including production volumes for gas condensate and crude oil [1], [2], export pricing [3], [4], and government revenue allocations [5], [6].

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Reforming Iran's Energy Policy: Strategies for Sustainability ... jpia.princeton.edu Behdad Gilzad Kohan, Hamid Dahouei · Journal of Public and International Affairs 10 facts

measurementThe export price for a cubic meter of gas is €0.30, according to Iran's 1404 (2025) Budget Bill.

measurementIran's imports of essential goods and medicine are valued at €11 billion, according to the 1404 (2025) Budget Bill.

measurementThe export price for a barrel of oil is €57.50, according to Iran's 1404 (2025) Budget Bill.

measurementThe Development Fund's share of oil revenues in Iran is 20%, according to the 1404 (2025) Budget Bill.

measurementIran's net natural gas exports are 16 billion cubic meters per year, according to the 1404 (2025) Budget Bill.

measurementThe government's share of oil revenues in Iran is 37.50%, according to the 1404 (2025) Budget Bill.

measurementThe government's debt to the National Development Fund in Iran is 28%, according to the 1404 (2025) Budget Bill.

measurementIran's gas condensate production volume is 690 thousand barrels per day, according to the 1404 (2025) Budget Bill.

measurementThe exchange rate for 'other goods' in Iran is 502,280 rials per euro, according to the 1404 (2025) Budget Bill.

measurementIran's crude oil production volume is 3,750 thousand barrels per day, according to the 1404 (2025) Budget Bill.