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Iran Shipping Lines to sue EU over re-imposed sanctions
Iran Shipping Lines (IRISL) will sue the European Union due to re-imposing the sanctions against the company, IRISL Managing Director Mohammad Hossein Dajmar said, Tasnim news portal reported.
Europe's court struck down EU sanctions against IRISL, he said, adding that unfortunately the European Union has reissued sanctions on the company.
Dajmar said that the company may fill a new complaint against the EU after consultations with its legal advisors.
On Nov. 29, Iranian deputy foreign minister and top nuclear negotiator Abbas Araqchi criticized EU for re-imposing sanctions against Iranian companies.
However he underlined that implementation of earlier imposed sanctions is not against a new nuclear deal among Iran and the P5+1 countries.
"But it is contrary to the spirit of cooperation and goodwill," he added, underlining that the new deal does not include softening of some main sanctions imposed on Iran previously.
Iran and six world powers reached a breakthrough deal early on Nov. 24 on Tehran's nuclear program. The two sides have signed a joint "plan of action".
On Nov. 26, the EU re-imposed sanctions on a number of Iranian shipping companies including IRISL and one company involved in the development of nuclear reactors.
The governments in Europe and the United States had targeted hundreds of Iranian companies such as IRISL, accusing them of aiding Tehran's nuclear program which they suspect has covert military aims and which they want to be curbed, Reuters reported.
But Europe's second highest General Court has argued in some cases, including the one related to IRISL, that the EU failed to provide sufficient evidence linking the companies to Iran's nuclear work to justify sanctions and ordered to lift them.
Source: Trend
Europe's court struck down EU sanctions against IRISL, he said, adding that unfortunately the European Union has reissued sanctions on the company.
Dajmar said that the company may fill a new complaint against the EU after consultations with its legal advisors.
On Nov. 29, Iranian deputy foreign minister and top nuclear negotiator Abbas Araqchi criticized EU for re-imposing sanctions against Iranian companies.
However he underlined that implementation of earlier imposed sanctions is not against a new nuclear deal among Iran and the P5+1 countries.
"But it is contrary to the spirit of cooperation and goodwill," he added, underlining that the new deal does not include softening of some main sanctions imposed on Iran previously.
Iran and six world powers reached a breakthrough deal early on Nov. 24 on Tehran's nuclear program. The two sides have signed a joint "plan of action".
On Nov. 26, the EU re-imposed sanctions on a number of Iranian shipping companies including IRISL and one company involved in the development of nuclear reactors.
The governments in Europe and the United States had targeted hundreds of Iranian companies such as IRISL, accusing them of aiding Tehran's nuclear program which they suspect has covert military aims and which they want to be curbed, Reuters reported.
But Europe's second highest General Court has argued in some cases, including the one related to IRISL, that the EU failed to provide sufficient evidence linking the companies to Iran's nuclear work to justify sanctions and ordered to lift them.
Source: Trend
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