The proposed $300 billion fund to rebuild and develop Iran, a cornerstone of the agreement to end the Middle East conflict, lacks clarity on its financing structure.
Reports indicate that while the fund is central to the diplomatic resolution, it remains uncertain which entities will provide the capital.
The ambiguity persists despite the fund's critical role in the post-conflict recovery framework.
US Vice President JD Vance has moved to dispel speculation regarding American financial involvement, stating unequivocally that no US funds will be allocated to Tehran.
This stance aligns with broader US policy constraints and removes Washington as a potential contributor to the reconstruction effort.
The clarification aims to manage market expectations regarding the scale and nature of Western financial support for Iran's recovery.