Iran Set to Access $6 Billion in Frozen Funds for U.S. Purchases
Iran is poised to gain access to $6 billion in frozen funds held in Qatar, allowing for the purchase of U.S. goods under an interim deal with the Trump administration.
Iran is expected to receive access to $6 billion in frozen funds, which have been held in Qatar. This financial arrangement is part of an interim deal negotiated with the Trump administration.
The release of these funds will occur in phases, enabling Iran to use the money for purchasing U.S. goods, including medical supplies and agricultural products.
This development marks a significant step in U.S.-Iran relations, particularly in the context of ongoing discussions surrounding economic sanctions and trade.
Updates
Update at 13:59 UTC on 2026-06-23
Financial Times reported President says that money held in Qatar to be used to buy US medical supplies and crops.
Sources: Financial Times