The preliminary peace agreement between Washington and Tehran, signed last week, faces immediate implementation hurdles as the financing structure for its central $300 billion reconstruction fund remains undefined.
The lack of clarity on how the fund will be capitalized is casting significant uncertainty over the broader Middle East peace process, according to reports from RTBF.
The proposed fund is intended to rebuild and develop Iran, serving as a cornerstone of the agreement to end the regional conflict.
However, without a defined mechanism for capitalization, the practical execution of the deal remains in question.
The ambiguity has left market participants and policymakers alike questioning the durability of the diplomatic breakthrough.
This development follows a period of heightened diplomatic activity aimed at de-escalating tensions in the region.