Iranian startups ‘promising’ despite US sanctions
Mohammad Hashemi
Press TV, Tehran
US sanctions against Iran, a country of 80 million people, have hampered efforts by its tech businesses to join the global trends. Many analysts, however, believe that the country can now turn to its domestic investors to boost the startup businesses.
Press TV's Mohammad Hashemi reports from Tehran.
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