UANI International Iran Business Risk Campaign Featured in New York Times and on Bloomberg Radio
International Businessman Based in Tehran:
"You can be sure that [UANI] letter is going to all the European banks"
New York, NY - Following the May 2
Financial Times profile of UANI's international campaign
to discourage companies from pursuing risky business in Iran, New York Times columnist Roger Cohen highlighted UANI's recent activities on May 6.
According to Cohen, "One international businessman based in Tehran told me he'd received a letter from United Against Nuclear Iran, an American advocacy organization, warning him that he might be working with the Revolutionary Guards and could get into trouble. 'You can be sure that letter is going to all the European banks,' he said."
UANI will similarly contact hundreds of additional corporations during the next few months. UANI has already sent dozens of letters to corporations such as General Electric, Fiat Chrysler, Siemens, Bombardier and Maersk, as well as major South Korean companies, warning of the myriad endemic risks involving Iran.
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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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