A framework agreement between the US and Iran includes a $300 billion private investment fund, with more than $150 billion already committed by international companies. The fund, which contains no government money, is designed to create economic incentives ahead of the deal’s final signing on June 19, 2026.
What’s in the deal
The $300 billion fund targets four key sectors: energy, logistics, manufacturing, and transport. Investment commitments have come from firms spanning the US, Gulf Arab states, Asia, South America, and Africa.
The framework agreement aims to end the conflict between the US and Iran that began on February 28, 2026. Iran had initially sought $400 billion in damages compensation, a figure that US officials declined. The final number landed at $300 billion, but structured as private investment rather than any form of government-to-government transfer.
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