UANI
Warns Attendees at Iran Trade Business Briefing about Risks
Associated with Iranian Investments in Full-Page Ad in The
Telegraph
New
York, NY - Leaders of United Against
Nuclear Iran (UANI) are warning attendees of the
Global Trade Review's (GTR) Iran Trade Business Briefing in London
about grave and multiple risks connected to Iranian business
investments in a full-page ad in The
Telegraph on April 26.
The conference
on April 26 will bring together business leaders to discuss potential
investment opportunities in the Iranian market. UANI's ad reminds
participants to be vigilant about the severe political, financial and
reputational risks associated doing business in the Islamic Republic
of Iran. UANI cites the May 19 presidential election as an example of
Tehran's ongoing reckless behavior, noting how the two leading
candidates pose a threat to the region and international community.
Current
President Hassan Rouhani is a known supporter of Syrian dictator
Bashar al-Assad and terrorist organizations throughout the region
that are responsible for the deaths of innocent civilians. In
addition, Ebrahim Raisi, a hardline cleric with close ties to the
Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), is well-known for his role
in overseeing the massacre of thousands of the Iranian regime's
political opponents in 1988 as a member of Iran's "Death
Commission".
"Attendees
of the Iran Trade Business Briefing should be wary of how the Iranian
regime's aggressive, destabilizing behavior will factor into any
potential business pursuits," said UANI CEO Ambassador Mark
D. Wallace. "Since the implementation of the nuclear deal,
Iran has continued to support vicious dictators like Syria's Bashar
al-Assad, and remains the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism.
With absolute power vested firmly in the hands of the supreme leader --
and not the president -- it is clear that the regime's behavior will
not change after next month's election. Business leaders need to
seriously consider the reputational risk that comes with doing
business with a bad actor like Iran."
Led by a group of
former leading diplomats and lawmakers, UANI is in the midst of a
global education campaign focused on the corporate risks of doing
business with Iran, warning hundreds of international companies that
are contemplating Iran as a new investment opportunity. As part of
its campaign to highlight the dangers of business with the Iranian
regime, UANI has identified a matrix of 10 key
risk categories businesses and
sovereign states face should they pursue deals with Tehran.
For more
information, or to speak with UANI leadership, please contact: press@uani.com.
Click below
image for full-size ad:
About
UANI
UANI
is an independent, not-for-profit, non-partisan, advocacy group
founded in 2008 by Ambassador Mark D. Wallace, Ambassador Richard
Holbrooke, former CIA Director Jim Woolsey and Middle East Expert
Ambassador Dennis Ross, that seeks to heighten awareness of the
danger the Iranian regime poses to the world.
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